Magisk-WiFiADB

Magisk-WiFiADB is a Magisk module that adds the equivalent of the "Wireless (WiFi) Debugging Option" to Stock ROMs running Magisk.

With this module, you can have WiFi ADB enabled at all times, rather than use an app or turn it on in the Android settings every time before adb debugging.

Features

• Configure WiFi ADB to activate on boot.
• Toggle WiFi ADB ON/OFF using the Magisk Manager app.
• Set your own private custom port for your device.
• Enable logging to view the WiFi ADB status.

Usage

Configuring WiFi ADB to start on boot:

1. Download the latest release of the module.
2. Manually install it using the Magisk Manager app.
3. Enable the WiFi ADB module in Magisk.
4. Reboot your device.
5. Your wireless debugging is now enabled.

Commands to establish a wireless ADB connection:

Connect using the command:

adb connect your-device-IP:1234

Once connected, all other ADB commands will work as expected.

Disconnect using the command:

adb disconnect

Toggling WiFi ADB ON/OFF: Open the Magisk Manager app -> Modules

Use the module switch to enable/disable WiFi ADB.

Note: If you accidentally reboot the device while this module switch is turned OFF, WiFi ADB will not start on boot.

Configuration

You can configure module settings by creating a config file in the module root directory (usually located at /data/adb/modules/magisk-wifiadb) with the following lines of code:

ADB_PORT=1234
ENABLE_LOG=1

Supported configurations: The table below shows all the environment variables to configure this module:

Name	Range	Comment
ENABLE_LOG	1 for ON / 0 for OFF	ADB log switch
ADB_PORT	1~65535	Your custom ADB port number
STATUS_CHK_FREQUENCY	Any integer above zero	How often the script checks the status of ADB

Commands to add the above lines to the config file:

adb shell
su
cd /data/adb/modules/magisk-wifiadb/
echo -e "ADB_PORT=1234\nENABLE_LOG=1" > config  # an example 

Note:

• Grant root permission when prompted on the device.
• 1234 is an example port; replace it with your own secret port number for wireless debugging.

Logs

If logging is enabled, logs can be viewed at /data/local/tmp/wifiadb.log.

How Does It Work (Under the Hood)

WiFi ADB

WiFi ADB is enabled by setting properties in Android:

su
setprop service.adb.tcp.port $adb_port_number
stop adbd
start adbd