Waydroid command line options

Waydroid offers a number of command line arguments and options in order to work with the various parts of the program.

Usage

waydroid [-h] [-V] [-l LOG] [--details-to-stdout] [-v] [-q]

optional arguments

-h, --help - show this help message and exit
-V, --version - show program's version number and exit
-l LOG, --log LOG path - to log file (default: /var/lib/waydroid)
--details-to-stdout - print details (e.g. build output) to stdout, instead of writing to the log
-v, --verbose - write even more to the logfiles (this may reduce performance)
-q, --quiet - do not output any log messages
-f - Force options (used with 'init' commands)
-i LOCATION, Init from specified location (default: /usr/share/waydroid-extra/images) *used with init action*

Actions

You can use the following actions with the waydroid tool

status - quick check for the waydroid
log - follow the waydroid logfile
init - set up waydroid specific configs and install images
upgrade - upgrade images
session - session controller
container - container controller
app - applications controller (see: Install and Run Android Applications)
prop - android properties controller
show-full-ui - show android full screen in window
shell - run remote shell command
logcat - show android logcat

Examples

log:
```
waydroid log > ~/waydroid-log.txt
```

logcat:

sudo waydroid logcat > ~/waydroid-logcat.tx

Init for test builds:
Create the folder: usr/share/waydroid-extra/images and extract your customized images there.
First, you need to do a little cleanup (if this fails, reboot and try again):
```
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/waydroid /home/.waydroid ~/waydroid
```
Then run:
```
sudo waydroid init -f
sudo waydroid init
```
Or, if you have your test images in another location (ex: ~/Downloads/test_build/), then run:
```
sudo waydroid init -f
sudo waydroid init -i ~/Downloads/test_build
```