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docs/revanced-development/7_usage.md

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+# Using the ReVanced CLI
+
+1. Make sure your device is connected
+
+   ```bash
+   adb shell exit
+   ```
+
+2. If you plan to use the root variant, check if you have root access
+
+   ```bash
+   adb shell su -c exit
+   ```
+
+3. Copy the ADB device name
+
+   ```bash
+   adb devices
+   ```
+
+4. Run the CLI
+
+   ```bash
+   # Non-Root
+   java -jar revanced-cli-all.jar \
+   -a input.apk \
+   -c \
+   -d device-name \
+   -o output.apk \
+   -b revanced-patches.jar
+
+   # Root
+   # In the case of YouTube you want to exlude the patch 'microg-support' with the option '-e'. The option '-e' allows you to exclude patches (e.g. -e microg-support -e amoled ...)
+   java -jar revanced-cli-all.jar \
+   -a input.apk \
+   -c \
+   -d device-name \
+   -o output.apk \
+   -b revanced-patches.jar \
+   -e microg-support \
+   --mount
+   ```
+
+> :warning: A lot of patches require the integrations which you can merge by adding the `-m` flag and passing the `integrations` file as the argument.
+> If you need the list of patches available, pass in `-l`.
+
+If you specified an ADB device the application should now open on your device and the CLI will show logs until the app is closed.