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paseo-adb

v0.1.0

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Manage Android Debug Bridge devices and QR pairing in Paseo.

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ajmaajma

Keywords

paseopaseo-pluginadbandroidwear-oswireless-debugging

Readme

Paseo ADB

Your Android devices, right inside Paseo.

Scan a QR code, paste an address, or reconnect to a familiar IP. Paseo ADB brings pairing, connections, and your device lineup into the place where you're already building.

Paseo ADB showing QR pairing, recent IPs, and connected phone, watch, and emulator rows

The plugin screen with example devices and a demo QR code.

Connect once. Come back faster.

  • Scan to pair. Generate a QR code and scan it from Android's Wireless debugging settings. Paseo ADB handles discovery, pairing, and connection.
  • Paste and go. Copy the full IP:port from your device into one field, then hit Connect.
  • Keep your favorite devices close. Your last five successful IPs stay handy. Pick one and type its current port.
  • Know what's connected. See make, model, Android version, and connection status in compact rows that refresh automatically.
  • Recognize your hardware. Phones, Wear OS watches, tablets, TVs, and emulators get matching icons when Android reports their device type.
  • Stay in your workflow. Connect and disconnect network devices from the sidebar, with a host picker for your Paseo machines.

Get started

Install from the Paseo CLI:

paseo plugin install npm:[email protected]

Or paste npm:[email protected] into Settings → Plugins. Enable plugins, then open ADB in the sidebar. You can also install from source with git:ajma/paseo-adb.

You'll need Paseo 0.12.0+ and Android SDK Platform-Tools on the Paseo host that will connect to your devices.

Pair your first phone

  1. Put your phone and Paseo host on the same Wi-Fi network.
  2. In Paseo ADB, choose Generate QR code.
  3. On your phone, open Developer options → Wireless debugging → Pair device with QR code and scan it.

Already paired? Paste the address from the main Wireless debugging screen and choose Connect.

Need help with setup, ADB discovery, or a stubborn connection? See the setup and troubleshooting guide.