As QA engineers and developers, debugging Android applications and monitoring logs is a routine—but often messy—process. That's why I built DroidLogsPilot, a simple but powerful ADB-based CLI tool that helps you:

• Monitor real-time logs
• Filter by app package or log level
• Export logs
• Easily search and select installed apps

This article will guide you step-by-step through setting up and using DroidLogsPilot to track logs from your installed Android apps using ADB.

Install ADB & Set Up ADB (if not already installed):

• Windows: Download SDK Platform Tools
• macOS/Linux:

 brew install android-platform-tools  # macOS
 sudo apt install android-tools-adb   # Ubuntu/Debian

• Detailed steps for ADB installation and configuration can be found in the ADB Installation documentation.

Getting Started

1️⃣ Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/shuvo27/DroidLogsPilot.git
cd DroidLogsPilot

2️⃣ Connect Your Android Device

• Plug in your Android device via USB
• Enable USB debugging in Developer Options

How to Use DroidLogsPilot

✅ Step 1: Open Your Terminal
Launch your terminal (macOS/Linux) or command prompt (Windows).
✅ Step 2: Run the Script

python DroidLogsPilot.py

✅ Step 3: Here Is the Output
Once the script is launched, you’ll see a clean and interactive CLI interface like this:

✅ Step 4: Follow the prompts by choosing the appropriate options. You will then be able to view the logs in real-time and optionally export them as a .txt file.

🤝 Let’s Connect

Have questions? Want to contribute? Feel free to reach out! I'm always open to feedback, collaboration, or just chatting about QA tools and dev workflows.

📬 Connect on LinkedIn
🚀 Check out the repo on GitHub
💬 Drop a comment or DM

Thanks for reading—and happy debugging with DroidLogsPilot! 🎯