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melonDS Android is a mobile port of the melonDS emulator, designed to run Nintendo DS and DSi games on Android devices with a focus on performance and usability. It brings the accuracy and features of the original desktop emulator to smartphones, enabling users to play games and run homebrew software directly on mobile hardware. The emulator includes support for features such as save states, ROM loading, and integration with third-party frontend launchers. Performance is optimized through...

docker-android is a project that provides Docker-based environments for running Android emulators and automation workflows in containerized setups. It enables developers to run Android devices in isolated environments for testing, development, or continuous integration pipelines. The system supports headless execution as well as remote access to emulator interfaces. It is particularly useful for scaling mobile testing infrastructure without requiring dedicated hardware. The project...

Mobile Next is a Model Context Protocol server designed to enable scalable, AI-driven mobile automation across both iOS and Android environments through a unified interface. It abstracts away platform-specific complexities, allowing developers and AI agents to interact with mobile devices using a consistent set of commands regardless of operating system. The system supports real devices, emulators, and simulators, making it suitable for testing, automation, and data extraction workflows in...

AndroidSDK is a Docker-based development environment that provides a complete, portable Android SDK setup for building, testing, and deploying Android applications in a consistent and reproducible way. Instead of installing and configuring the Android SDK locally, developers can run a preconfigured container that includes essential tools such as the SDK, build tools, Gradle, and Kotlin compiler. This approach solves common issues related to environment inconsistency, such as dependency...

AndroidNativeEmu is a Python-based framework designed to partially emulate Android native libraries, enabling developers and researchers to analyze and execute native code outside of a full Android environment. Instead of emulating an entire operating system, it focuses specifically on the native layer, allowing for targeted testing and reverse engineering of shared libraries (.so files). This makes it particularly useful in security research, malware analysis, and debugging of Android...

Serial port assistant This is only a read-only mirror repository. Main repository: https://github.com/KangLin/SerialPortAssistant