Some ways to view the APK file package name using the ADB command

The premise is that the Android SDK has been downloaded and the environment variables are ready!

In console input command $adb shell PM

You can see the relevant usage of the ADB shell pm, see the output for more details

The simplest and most useful way to see information about an APK file is:

AAPT dump badging [yourapp.apk]

If you just want to see the packagename applied on your phone, enter the command:

ADB shell PM List Packages

The following information is listed:

Package:android

Package:cn.ninegame.gamemanager

Package:com.alipay.android.app

Package:com.android.backupconfirm

Package:com.android.browser

Package:com.android.calculator2

Package:com.android.calendar

Package:com.android.camera

Package:com.android.certinstaller

...

If you want to know where the app's APK file is installed on your phone, you can add the-f parameter after the above command

ADB shell PM List packages-f

Some ways to view the APK file package name using the ADB command