Listing all packages available: sdkmanager -list 8. Testing sdkmanager: sdkmanager -version 7. TIP: To install and set up JDK (required), read this story.ĥ.2 Reset PATH: source ~/.bashrc 6. bashrc file: DEV_TOOLS='/home/$USER/DevTools' JAVA_HOME='$DEV_TOOLS/JDK/jdk-11.0.7+10' ANDROID_HOME='$DEV_TOOLS/Android' export JAVA_HOME export ANDROID_HOME PATH='$JAVA_HOME/bin:$ANDROID_HOME/cmdline-tools/tools/bin:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-tools:$PATH'

Edit the following file: sudo nano ~/.bashrcĥ.1 Add to the end of the. Set the path of Android SDK directory in the Ubuntu environment variables. Since commandlinetools is just an Android tool, as well as the others that will be on the side.ģ.2 Check for the tools was moved successful: ls -l ~/DevTools/Android/cmdline-tools/tools 5. Next to it will be the other sub-directories of the Android SDK. Extract the “commandlinetools-linux- ***.zip” file into a specific directory: cmdline-tools: unzip commandlinetools-linux-6200805_latest.zipģ.1 Move tools directory into the cmdline-tools directory: mv tools ~/DevTools/Android/cmdline-tools/

sudo mkdir ~/DevTools/AndroidĢ.1 Create another sub-directory, into Android, called cmdline-tools: sudo mkdir ~/DevTools/Android/cmdline-tools 3. It’s necessary to locate all ANDROID SDK subdirectories. Create a sub-directory, into DevTools, called Android: TIP: Use that directory to install any others development tools, software development kits et all. Create a Development Tools directory in your home directory, called DevTools (or use an appropriate name): sudo mkdir ~/DevTools Visual Studio Code is highly recommended to use with Android Command Tools.ġ.1 Check for the correct “commandlinetools ***” file download: ls -l ~/Downloads 2.

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