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^version
Package version code.
^ip
IP address of the device on the network.
-s [device serial number]
Sends the command to the device with the given serial number.
-ip [IP address]
Connects to a device with the given IP address.
-t [port]
Overrides the port used to connect to the device. If not otherwise specified, the default port will be 57099.
-p [package name]
The reverse-domain package name for the application you want to connect with. For example: com.OrganizationName.ProjectName. Package names are case-sensitive and must exactly match the string given in your project settings.
-k [security token]
Provides the security token needed to connect to the file server, as described under Using Security Tokens.
help [command]
If you use the help command alongside the name of another command that has parameters, UnrealAndroidFileTool provides more information about that command and how to format it.
devices
Displays a list of connected devices that you can access. Devices with an @ prefix are authorized devices. Do not include the @ when providing a serial number with -s.
packages
Displays a list of packages with the AFS receiver enabled.
stop-all [-w]
Send a stop request to all packages with receivers. If you add -w, UnrealAndroidFileTool will wait for all listen binds to terminate before you can interact with it again.
terminate
Stops the designated remote server.
shell
Enters interactive mode.
quit or exit
Exit interactive mode.
query [key]
Show all variables with a specific key.
getprop [key]
Get the property associated with the given key.
cd [path]
Set the base directory. You can then use ^^ to refer to this directory instead of manually typing it out.
pwd
Show the current base directory.
direxists [path]
Outputs whether the directory at the provided path exists.
ls [-l,-s,-R,-f] [path]
Shows the contents of the directory at the provided path. The listed specifiers designate what information to output: -l: List permissions. -s: List size. -R: List recursive directory tree. -f: List flat.
mkdir [path]
Create a directory at the given path.
` rmdir [path]`
Delete a directory at the given path.
fileexists [file]
Outputs whether the named file exists.
rm [file]
Delete the named file.
cp [source] [destination]
Copies the [source] file to the given [destination] directory on the device.