adb-shell-pm

List all installed packages

$ adb shell pm list packages

$ adb shell pm list packages -s

$ adb shell pm list packages -3

$ adb shell pm uninstall [com.example.app]

$ adb shell pm clear [com.example.app]

$ adb shell pm path [com.example.app]

adb shell pm command [options]

pm (Package Manager) is an Android shell command for managing installed applications. It provides functionality for listing, installing, uninstalling, and querying information about packages on the device.
This tool is more powerful than the standard adb install/uninstall commands, offering options to manage permissions, disable packages, and query detailed package information.

list packages [-f] [-d] [-e] [-s] [-3] [-i] [-u] [filter]

List packages (-f: with APK path, -d: disabled, -e: enabled, -s: system, -3: third-party, -i: with installer, -u: include uninstalled)

Print path to the APK

Install package from device path

Remove package (-k: keep data)

Delete all data associated with package

Enable a disabled package

Disable a package

Grant a permission to a package

Revoke a permission from a package

Print package information

Some operations require system or root privileges. Disabling system packages may cause instability. Package names are case-sensitive. Uninstalling system apps may require root.

The package manager command has been part of Android since its initial release in 2008, providing command-line access to the PackageManager system service.

adb(1), adb-shell(1), adb-install(1), adb-uninstall(1)