async run()

in src/extension-runners/firefox-android.js [74:119]
23 lines of code
1 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

  async run() {
    const {
      adbBin,
      adbHost = DEFAULT_ADB_HOST,
      adbPort,
      ADBUtils = DefaultADBUtils,
    } = this.params;

    this.adbUtils = new ADBUtils({
      adbBin,
      adbHost,
      adbPort,
    });

    await this.adbDevicesDiscoveryAndSelect();
    await this.apkPackagesDiscoveryAndSelect();
    await this.adbForceStopSelectedPackage();

    // Create profile prefs (with enabled remote RDP server), prepare the
    // artifacts and temporary directory on the selected device, and
    // push the profile preferences to the remote profile dir.
    await this.adbPrepareProfileDir();

    // NOTE: running Firefox for Android on the Android Emulator can be
    // pretty slow, we can run the following 3 steps in parallel to speed up
    // it a bit.
    await Promise.all([
      // Start Firefox for Android instance if not started yet.
      // (Fennec would run in an temporary profile and so it is explicitly
      // stopped, Fenix runs on its usual profile and so it may be already
      // running).
      this.adbStartSelectedPackage(),

      // Build and push to devices all the extension xpis
      // and keep track of the xpi built and uploaded by extension sourceDir.
      this.buildAndPushExtensions(),

      // Wait for RDP unix socket file created and
      // Create an ADB forward connection on a free tcp port
      this.adbDiscoveryAndForwardRDPUnixSocket(),
    ]);

    // Connect to RDP socket on the local tcp server, install all the pushed extension
    // and keep track of the built and installed extension by extension sourceDir.
    await this.rdpInstallExtensions();
  }