With the necessary tooling installed, the next step is to download various Android components: PATH = " $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT /cmdline-tools/latest/bin: $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT /emulator: $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT /platform-tools: $PATH " fi Add the following block to your ~/.zsh or ~/.bashrc file:Įxport ANDROID_SDK_ROOT = $HOME/Library/Android/sdk $ mv ~/Downloads/cmdline-tools/ * ~/Library/Android/sdk/cmdline-tools/latestįinally, update your PATH environment variable to include Android tooling. $ mkdir -p ~/Library/Android/sdk/cmdline-tools/latest It's important to place the files in the exact path shown below, as some Android tools make assumptions about the file system layout. All you need is to move the files to the right place. Typically, Safari will extract the ZIP archive into your Downloads folder. No need to worry! Command-line tools are shell scripts delegating platform-specific work to Java.Įxtract the content of the archive to the Library folder in your home directory. While there are two different builds of Android Studio for Intel and M1 chips, there is a single download for command-line tools. We will use this tool to install the emulator component, system images to boot the emulator and other required packages.įor better or worse, the process to install command line tools only is manual.ĭownload a ZIP file with the tools from the Android Studio homepage. Importantly, it includes the tool called sdkmanager which can download additional components.
Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen modeĪndroid SDK is a set of CLI tools for building Android applications.
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