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+ | === How to setup Android Studio on Linux === |
− | + | Android Studio is now the official IDE to build Android applications |
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− | This is to build applications for Android |
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+ | * Unzip the downloaded file |
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+ | # unzip android-studio-ide-*-linux.zip |
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+ | * Add <tt>android-studio/bin/</tt> to your path |
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+ | # export PATH=$PATH:~/bin/android-studio/bin |
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+ | # sed -i -e '/^PATH/s/$/:$HOME\/bin\/android-studio\/bin/' .bash_profile |
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+ | * To start Android Studio execute: |
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+ | # studio.sh |
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+ | === How to setup Android SDK === |
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If installing on a 64-bit system, then install the following packages before to start because Android SDK is 32-bit |
If installing on a 64-bit system, then install the following packages before to start because Android SDK is 32-bit |
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+ | * Download the [http://developer.android.com/sdk Android SDK] |
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export PATH=${PATH}:<sdk_location>/tools:<sdk_location>/platform-tools |
export PATH=${PATH}:<sdk_location>/tools:<sdk_location>/platform-tools |
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* Install add-ons and documentation |
* Install add-ons and documentation |
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− | * Download and install plugin for the |
+ | * Download and install plugin for the preferred IDE |
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* Download SDK |
* Download SDK |
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* Install SDK |
* Install SDK |
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* Disable anti-virus |
* Disable anti-virus |
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* Install add-ons and documentation |
* Install add-ons and documentation |
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− | * Download and install plugin for the |
+ | * Download and install plugin for the preferred IDE |
− | == How to setup Eclipse to build Android Apps on Linux == |
+ | === How to setup Eclipse to build Android Apps on Linux (Legacy) === |
This setup Eclipse and Android Eclipse Plugin on Linux |
This setup Eclipse and Android Eclipse Plugin on Linux |
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* Install Eclipse |
* Install Eclipse |
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yum install eclipse eclipse-jdt eclipse-gef |
yum install eclipse eclipse-jdt eclipse-gef |
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+ | * On the new dialog click on 'Add' button and fill in the following fields: |
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+ | ** <tt>Location:</tt> https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ |
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+ | ** <tt>Name:</tt> Android Plugin |
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− | http://download.eclipse.org/releases/<eclipse_release>/ |
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− | * On the new dialog click on 'Add' button and add `https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/` in location and `Android Plugin in name field |
Latest revision as of 16:58, 9 June 2015
How to setup Android Studio on Linux
Android Studio is now the official IDE to build Android applications
- Get the Studio IDE from https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
- Unzip the downloaded file
# cd ~/bin/ # unzip android-studio-ide-*-linux.zip
- Add android-studio/bin/ to your path
# export PATH=$PATH:~/bin/android-studio/bin # sed -i -e '/^PATH/s/$/:$HOME\/bin\/android-studio\/bin/' .bash_profile
- To start Android Studio execute:
# studio.sh
How to setup Android SDK
Linux Setup
If installing on a 64-bit system, then install the following packages before to start because Android SDK is 32-bit
yum install glibc.i686 glibc-devel.i686 libstdc++.i686 zlib-devel.i686 ncurses-devel.i686 libX11-devel.i686 libXrender.i686 libXrandr.i686
- Download the Android SDK
- Add to the
$PATH
the tools location
export PATH=${PATH}:<sdk_location>/tools:<sdk_location>/platform-tools
- Install add-ons and documentation
- Download and install plugin for the preferred IDE
Windows Setup
- Download SDK
- Install SDK
- Disable anti-virus
- Install add-ons and documentation
- Download and install plugin for the preferred IDE
How to setup Eclipse to build Android Apps on Linux (Legacy)
This setup Eclipse and Android Eclipse Plugin on Linux
- Install Eclipse
yum install eclipse eclipse-jdt eclipse-gef
- Enable the proper eclipse repository, based on the release codename
http://download.eclipse.org/releases/ECLIPSE_RELEASE/
- Update eclipse,
Help > Check Updates
- Add the ADT on
Help > Install New Software
- On the new dialog click on 'Add' button and fill in the following fields:
- Location: https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
- Name: Android Plugin