olef files

Generated from Olef 3.0.2. All commands · Capabilities and requirements

These entries describe available commands, not a sequence to run. Check prerequisites before changing app, device, or cloud state. Global options are listed in the command catalog.

olef files

On-device file operations

olef files --help

Output: json.

olef files ls

List a directory on the device

olef files ls --help

Output: json.

Argument	Description
--app <APP>	Resolve the path inside this debuggable app’s private data directory
--run-as	Access the path through Android run-as instead of shared/server storage
<remote>	Required. Device path. An absolute path is that path on the device (shared storage through the Olef server, anything else through adb as the shell user); a relative path is inside Olef’s own app storage. With –run-as, a path inside the app’s data directory
--json	Accepted for compatibility; output is always JSON.

olef files push

Push a local file to the device

olef files push --help

Output: json.

Argument	Description
--app <APP>	Resolve the destination inside this debuggable app’s private data directory
--run-as	Access the destination through Android run-as
<local>	Required.
<remote>	Required. Device path. An absolute path is that path on the device (shared storage through the Olef server, anything else through adb as the shell user); a relative path is inside Olef’s own app storage. With –run-as, a path inside the app’s data directory
--mode <MODE>	Require Unix permission bits after the push (octal, e.g. 644). Omit on shared/FUSE storage where Android controls the effective mode
--json	Accepted for compatibility; output is always JSON.

olef files pull

Pull a device file to the host

olef files pull --help

Output: json.

Argument	Description
--app <APP>	Resolve the source inside this debuggable app’s private data directory
--run-as	Access the source through Android run-as
<remote>	Required. Device path. An absolute path is that path on the device (shared storage through the Olef server, anything else through adb as the shell user); a relative path is inside Olef’s own app storage. With –run-as, a path inside the app’s data directory
<local>	Required.
--json	Accepted for compatibility; output is always JSON.