Getting Started

If u want to include AndroidCtrl.dll in ur current or new .NET project, you have to do the following steps.

Open for example VisualStudio and ur project
Go to References
Add the AndroidCtrl.dll
(Optional) place the AndroidCtrl.xml beside the AndroidCtrl.dll (This will give u the markup in VisualStudio)

And in ur code u have to assign the namespaces like:

// Top of ur .cs file
...
using AndroidCtrl;
using AndroidCtrl.ADB;

using AndroidCtrl.ADB.Binary;
//or
using AndroidCtrl.ADB.Socket;

using AndroidCtrl.Fastboot;
using AndroidCtrl.Signer;
using AndroidCtrl.Tools;
...

To access the ADB/Fastboot/Signer class you can act like the following examples.

1. Deploy the needed adb.exe, fastboot.exe, AdbWinApi.dll, AdbWinUsbApi.dll, libwinpthread-1.dll, signapk.jar, testkey.pk8 and testkey.x509.pem.

Deploy.ADB();
Deploy.Fastboot();
Deploy.Signer();

1.1. Integrity check

// Check if everything is on it's place
(bool)Binary.ADB.IntegrityCheck();
(bool)Fastboot.IntegrityCheck();
(bool)Signer.IntegrityCheck();

// Check if there is already a server running and if so,
// if it has the same version as ours
(bool)Binary.ADB.IntegrityVersionCheck();

2. General ADB/Fastboot connection, without taking care about the device ID

// Starting ADB-Server
ADB.Start();

ADB.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

Fastboot.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

2.1. Device specific ADB/Fastboot instance

// Starting ADB-Server
ADB.Start();

ADB.Instance("Device ID").TheMethodToCall();

Fastboot.Instance("Device ID").TheMethodToCall();

2.2. Device specific ADB/Fastboot instance with instance selection. This will select the given device ID in the whole dll instance, so u can access it from everywhere in ur code via ADB.Instance() or Fastboot.Instance().

// Starting ADB-Server
ADB.Start();

ADB.Select("Device ID");
ADB.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

Fastboot.Select("Device ID");
Fastboot.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

2.3. Signer call

Signer.Instance.TheMethodToCall();

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