adb-export
agent-ready non-interactive
Bash script to export android content providers data to csv
How to install adb-export
apt-get install android-tools-adb adb-export use case
Export data from Android content providers to CSV files via ADB for analysis, backup, or migration.
When to use adb-export
- Extracting data from an Android device's content provider (e.g., contacts, calendar, custom app data) for offline analysis
- Backing up or migrating content provider data from an Android device to a computer
- Debugging or auditing an Android app's content provider by exporting its data to inspect
When not to use adb-export
- Exporting data from content providers that require permissions blocking adb queries (e.g., protected system providers)
- Real-time streaming or continuous monitoring of content provider data
- Writing data back to a content provider (export-only tool)
adb-export features
- · Exports content provider data to both raw text and CSV format
- · Creates timestamped output folders for each export session
- · Supports any content provider URI that is accessible via adb
- · Simple command-line interface with one argument
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