client.shell(serial, command[, callback]) loose session

[KovganIV]

client.shell(serial, command[, callback]) loose current shell session. How I can execute next commands?

 return client.shell(device.id, 'sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db')
        .then(adb.util.raw)
        .then(function(raw) {
          var oneCall = false;
          raw.on('data', function(chunk) {
            console.log(chunk.toString());
            if (!oneCall) {
              raw.write('UPDATE secure SET value = \"8A791979883A0000\" where name=\"android_id\";');
              client.shell(device.id, 'UPDATE secure SET value = \"8A791979883A0000\" where name=\"android_id\";')
              oneCall = true;
            }
          });
        });

[KovganIV]

Value not updated
It mean that stream or shell cant write something

[sorccu]

There is no adb.util.raw. Remove that line.

Also seriously just read the sqlite docs... there's a really easy way to run a query and getting the result.

[KovganIV]

You know another ways to execute sqlite3 on android emulator and work with it on nodejs code?
I search any methods, but I think that adbkit is a best way. And for my app I need root access, because need change system settings.
I need to make final step. How send command without loosing adb shell session?

[sorccu]

Read the sqlite docs. There's a very easy way to make it work with readAll(). You literally have to change one line in your original version. It's not an adbkit issue, you just have to change the sqlite command.

[KovganIV]

Can I write data to raw stream? I think that it does not work.
All in this code work. Only UPDATE command does not work. It's not sqlite problem, query is right. I check it in command line adb shell.

[KovganIV]

I still in / catalog, but sent "cd /root/". Adbkit loose session.
How I can execute commands witout session loose?

return Promise.map(devices, function(device) {
      return client.shell(device.id, 'cd /root/')
        .then(adb.util.readAll)
        .then(function(output) {
          return client.shell(device.id, 'ls')
            .then(adb.util.readAll)
            .then(function(output) {
              console.log(output.toString());
            });
        });
    })

[sorccu]

It's not adbkit. That's how all shells work. On your own computer, if you open two shell windows, and type cd /root in one window, and then ls in the other window, obviously it's not going to show you what /root contains (unless it was already there).

[KovganIV]

Ok, now I understand.
How I can send commands sequentially? I need simple code example, please.

[sorccu]

Run them in a single .shell(). Like .shell(device.id, 'echo 1 && echo 2').

Please do your own work and stop wasting busy people's time. I will NOT write sample code for you.