Updated Remote Debug API docs

docs/For SmartDust Lab operators and partners/iOS-device-setup.md

@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ This step is not necessary for devices that have already been connected to the L
 If a passcode/Face ID/Touch ID is enabled:
 - You must **enter the passcode after every iPhone restart** and when **connecting to the server** to allow data access/pairing.
 - iOS may **periodically require the passcode again** (e.g., due to security policies). If you see prompts like “Unlock iPhone to use accessories” or are asked to trust the computer again, **unlock and enter the passcode** to continue.
+- For best stability, we recommend disabling the security screen lock entirely as long as the device is connected to the SmartDust Lab.
 :::
 
 

docs/REST API/remote-debug.md

@@ -38,46 +38,41 @@ Include the chosen device's serial identifier in the request body:
 
 3. Start a Remote Debug session.
 
-Send a POST request to the `/api/v1/user/devices/{serial}/remoteConnect` endpoint.
+Send a POST request to the `/api/v1/user/devices/{serial}/remoteConnectTunnel` endpoint.
 Replace `{serial}` with the serial number of the device you want to connect to.
-The response object will contain a `remoteDebugUrl` field, from which you should export the port number by splitting the URL string by `:`.
 
-4. Find out the device's provider information.
+4. Connect to the device via ADB (Android) or `usbfluxctl` (iOS).
 
-Use the `GET /api/v1/user/devices/{serial}` endpoint to retrieve a specific device's information.
-Extract the `ip` field from the `provider` object in the response JSON.
+**Android:**
 
-5. Open a tunnel to the device's provider server.
-
-Call the `POST api/v1/tunnel` endpoint to open a tunnel to the device's provider server.
-Put the variables saved in previous steps in request body:
-```json
-{
-    "ip": "provider_ip",
-    "port": "remote_debug_port"
-}
+Use Android Debug Bridge which comes with the Android SDK.
+Run the following command to connect to the device:
+```bash
+adb connect [remoteConnectUrl]
 ```
-The response will contain a `port` field, which should be saved.
+where `[remoteConnectUrl]` is the value returned in the API response from the previous step.
 
-6. Connect to the device via ADB (Android) or `sd_remoteios` (iOS).
+If it's the first time your machine is connecting to an Android device, you have open the SmartDust Lab web interface first and accept the key fingerprint when connecting.
 
-The Remote Debug address for the device is `[your_instance_name].smartdust.me:[port]`, where `[port]` is the port number you received in the previous step.
+**iOS:**
 
-If it's the first time your machine is connecting to an Android device, you have open the SmartDust Lab web interface first and accept the key fingerprint when connecting.
+Only Linux and MacOS are supported for iOS Remote Debugging for the time being.
+Follow the instructions in the [iOS Remote Debugging documentation](ios-remote-debug.md) to install `usbfluxd` and `usbfluxctl`.
+Run the following command to connect to the device:
+```bash
+sudo usbfluxd -n && usbfluxctl add [remoteConnectUrl]
+```
+where `[remoteConnectUrl]` is the value returned in the API response from the previous step.
 
 ## Steps to disconnect
-1. Close the tunnel to the device's provider.
-
-Call the `DELETE /api/v1/tunnel` endpoint to close the tunnel to the device's provider server.
-Provide the same information in the body as when creating the tunnel.
 
-2. Stop the Remote Debug session.
+1. Close the connection to the device.
 
-Use the `DELETE /api/v1/user/devices/{serial}/remoteConnect` endpoint to stop the Remote Debug session.
+Call the `DELETE /api/v1/user/devices/{serial}/remoteConnectTunnel` endpoint.
 
-3. Release the device.
+2. Release the device.
 
-Call the `DELETE /api/v1/user/devices/{serial}` endpoint to release the device from control.
+Call the `DELETE /api/v1/user/devices/{serial}` endpoint to release the device from your control.
 
 ## Tips
 Refer to the Swagger documentation for the API for more information, which is available at `https://[your-instance-name].smartdust.me/api/v1/swagger.json`.

docs/ios-remote-debug.md

@@ -55,3 +55,5 @@ At this point it should be possible to connect to the device using various `usbm
 
 ## Troubleshooting
 - In case of connection issues, try disabling and enabling the Remote Debug feature in the Smartdust Lab device page.
+- If get an error like `command not found`, then most likely you have a problem with your $PATH environment variable or the file permissions.
+Make sure to add run permissions to the executables. If you still have issues, try running the commands using the full path to the executables, e.g. `/usr/local/bin/usbfluxd`.