so I am trying to screenshot adb and handle it purely from Python hence there will be no files saved on the users device.
I created the following helper functions in order to do so
def adb_run(command, verbose=False):
result = subprocess.run([r"D:\Program Files\Nox\bin\adb.exe"] command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, errors="ignore")
if verbose:
print(result.stdout)
return result
def shell(command, verbose=False):
return adb_run(['shell', command], verbose)
def screencap():
return shell(f"screencap -p")
I then called the screencap()
function and wrote it to a file, the content seems to be a valid PNG file, but I am not able to load the png file since it says it's corrupted
capped = screencap().stdout
with open("screencap.png", "wb") as f:
f.write(capped.encode())
Does anyone know why the image file would be corrupted? I haven't found any pure python solutions online
CodePudding user response:
Try using exec-out
rather than shell
.
def screencap(filename):
return adb_run(['exec-out', f'screencap -p > {filename}'])