orke emulator button
Press a hardware button (home, back, power and so on).
When to use it
Press a hardware button (home, back, power and so on).
Syntax
Terminal
orke emulator button <name> [--device <serial>] [--json]Options
| Option | Required | Values and meaning |
|---|---|---|
--device | Optional | Device serial such as emulator-5554; attach also takes an AVD name. Defaults to this workspace's active devicetext |
--emulator | Optional | Same as --device (Orca's name); --device wins when both are giventext |
--name | Required | Button name: home, back, recents, power, volume_up, volume_downtext |
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Role and constraints
session binding, or same-OS-user operator with --session or --device · Windows, macOS, Linux
- A bound terminal acts only on its session workspace's devices. A terminal outside orke passes --session <id> or --device <serial>.
Examples
Terminal
orke emulator button home --jsonReplace example IDs, slugs, revisions, and files with actual observations and inputs.
Response and partial results
Inspect replies and errors with --json. Acceptance is not work completion.