One-click Analysis of Android Adb BugReport for Mobile

In the Android system test, it is often necessary to grab the log, and the built-in BugReport function is the most convenient and comprehensive. Then the problem comes. BugReport contains a lot of information, but it becomes troublesome to analyze. Of course, it is not only me who have trouble, but also space2. The predecessor wrote an open source tool called chkbugreport for this purpose, which can directly analyze the BugReport. Well, my troubles have been solved by others. At the same time inspired by colleagues, the chkbugreport tool has been enhanced to achieve a one-click analysis of BugReport ^ _ ^, very simple, is to get the BugReport and analysis BugReport together, all take Python practice.

premise:

1. Java environment has been configured
2. Download chkbugreport.jar (please change the name to chkbugreport.jar after downloading)

method:

1. Save the following code to the same directory as chkbugreport
2. run
3. # -*- coding: utf-8 -*
   import os
   from subprocess import Popen, PIPE
   
   

Def devices():
    '''
    Get device information, give return value according to different status
    1. When the device is not connected, the return value is 0.
    2. When only one device is connected, the return value is 1
    3. When multiple devices are connected, the return value is 2
    '''
    Resp = Popen(
        'adb devices', shell=True, stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE).stdout.readlines()
    Cmd = []
    For i in resp:
        Cmd.append(i.strip('\r\n'))


    If cmd[-2] == cmd[0]:
        Print ('...... Devices not fond ......')
        Return 0
    Elif len(cmd) > 3:
        Print ('... Fond %s devices ......' %
               (len(cmd) - 2))
        Return 2
    Else:
        Print ('... Device is fond ......')
        Return 1




Def analysis_bugreport():
    '''
    Get Bugreport and analyze it
    '''
    Print 'getting bugreport...'
    Os.system('adb shell bugreport > %s\\bugreport.log' % os.getcwd())
    Print 'Got it.'
    # Bugreport
    Os.system('java -jar chkbugreport.jar bugreport.log')
    Print 'Analysis complete.'


If __name__ == '__main__':
    If devices() == 1:
        Analysis_bugreport()
    # raw_input('Press Enter key to continue......')

International practice, thanks to space2, and my colleague Zheng Hong recommended chkbugreport to me.
In fact, the original blogger wrote so much, and extracted two things:

1, adb shell bugreport > bugreport.log Get the system's bugreport report

2. Place the report generated above and the downloaded chkbugreport.jar in the same directory and run java -jar chkbugreport.jar bugreport.log

Will automatically generate the corresponding html file