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@myerscarpenter/quest-dev

v1.0.6

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CLI for Meta Quest Browser development - screenshot and URL opening via ADB and cdp-cli

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Keywords

metaquestquest-browseradbcliautomationvrxrscreenshot

Readme

quest-dev

CLI tools for Meta Quest Browser development. Take screenshots and open URLs on your Quest device via ADB.

Installation

npm install -g @myerscarpenter/quest-dev

Prerequisites

  • ADB - Android Debug Bridge must be installed and in your PATH

  • Quest Device - Connected via USB with Developer Mode and USB Debugging enabled

  • cdp-cli (optional) - For smart tab reuse in the open command

    npm install -g @myerscarpenter/cdp-cli

Usage

Screenshot

Take a screenshot from Quest and save it locally:

quest-dev screenshot ./screenshot.jpg
quest-dev screenshot ~/Pictures/quest-capture.jpg

This uses Quest's native screenshot service which captures the full VR view, including immersive content that CDP screenshots can't capture.

Open URL

Open a URL in Quest Browser with automatic ADB port forwarding:

quest-dev open http://localhost:3000/
quest-dev open http://localhost:9004/my-xr-app/

This command:

  1. Sets up ADB reverse port forwarding (Quest → Host) so the Quest can reach your dev server
  2. Sets up ADB forward port forwarding (Host → Quest) for CDP communication
  3. If Quest Browser is already running with the URL, reloads the tab
  4. If a blank tab exists, navigates it to the URL
  5. Otherwise, launches Quest Browser with the URL

Port forwarding is idempotent - safe to run multiple times without issues.

How It Works

  • screenshot: Triggers com.oculus.metacam/.capture.CaptureService via ADB, waits for the screenshot to save, then pulls the most recent file from /sdcard/Oculus/Screenshots/

  • open: Uses ADB for port forwarding and browser launching. If cdp-cli is installed, it uses CDP to intelligently reuse existing tabs instead of opening new ones.

Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build
pnpm run build

# Run locally
node build/index.js screenshot ./test.jpg
node build/index.js open http://localhost:3000/

License

MIT