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31 ├── bundle_tool # bm code
45 ### bm Commands
46 bm is a tool used to facilitate debugging. It is encapsulated in the HDC tool. You can use it by ru…
49 | help | Displays the commands supported by the bm tool.|
60 | bm help | Displays the commands supported by the bm tool.|
65 bm help
71 | bm install -h | Displays the commands supported by **install**.|
72 | bm install -p <hap-file-path> | Installs HAPs. You can specify a path to install one or more H…
73 | bm install -p <hap-file-path> -u <user-id> |Installs a HAP for a specified user.|
74 | bm install -r -p <hap-file-path> | Installs a HAP in overwrite mode.|
75 | bm install -r -p <hap-file-path> -u <user-id> | Installs a HAP for a specified user in overwrite …
80 bm install -p /data/app/ohosapp.hap
82 bm install -p /data/app/ohosapp.hap -r
88 | bm uninstall -h | Displays the commands supported by **uninstall**.|
89 | bm uninstall -n <bundle-name> | Uninstalls an application based on the specified bundle name.|
90 | bm uninstall -n <bundle-name> -k | Uninstalls an application based on the specified bundle name, …
91 | bm uninstall -n <bundle-name> -u <user-id>| Uninstalls an application based on the specified bund…
92 | bm uninstall -n <bundle-name> -m <moudle-name> | Uninstalls a specific module of an application b…
97 bm uninstall -n com.ohos.app
99 bm uninstall -n com.ohos.app -k
101 bm uninstall -n com.ohos.app -m com.ohos.app.MainAbility
107 | bm dump -h | Displays the commands supported by **dump**.|
108 | bm dump -a | Queries all applications installed in the system.|
109 | bm dump -n <bundle-name> | Queries details about a specified bundle.|
110 | bm dump -n <bundle-name> -s | Queries the shortcut information of a specified bundle.|
111 | bm dump -n <bundle-name> -d <device-id> | Queries information about a bundle on a remote device.|
112 | bm dump -n <bundle-name> -u <user-id> | Queries details about a specified bundle of a specified u…
117 bm dump -a
119 bm dump -n com.ohos.app
125 | bm clean -h | Displays the commands supported by **clean**.|
126 | bm clean -n <bundle-name> -c | Clears the cache data of the specified bundle.|
127 | bm clean -n <bundle-name> -d | Clears the data directory of the specified bundle.|
128 | bm clean -n <bundle-name> -c -u <user-id> | Clears the cached data of the specified bundle for th…
129 | bm clean -n <bundle-name> -d -u <user-id> | Clears the data directory of the specified bundle for…
134 bm clean -n com.ohos.app -c
136 bm clean -n com.ohos.app -d
142 | bm enable -h | Displays the commands supported by **enable**.|
143 | bm enable -n <bundle-name> | Enables the application that matches the specified bundle name.|
144 | bm enable -n <bundle-name> -a <ability-name> | Enables a specific ability module of the applicati…
145 | bm enable -n <bundle-name> -u <user-id>| Enables the application that matches the specified bundl…
150 bm enable -n com.ohos.app
156 | bm disable -h | Displays the commands supported by **disable**.|
157 | bm disable -n <bundle-name> | Disables the application that matches the specified bundle name.|
158 | bm disable -n <bundle-name> -a <ability-name> | Disables a specific ability module of the applica…
159 | bm disable -n <bundle-name> -u <user-id>| Disables the application that matches the specified bun…
164 bm disable -n com.ohos.app
169 | bm get -h | Displays the commands supported by **get**.|
170 | bm get -u | Obtains the UDID of a device.|
175 bm get -u