Prepare the Kotlin standard library - Only necessary for Kotlin projects.To select one to start from, rename src- to src and res- to res. Only the AndroidX template has dependencies. This repository offers three templates: vanilla, JNI and AndroidX. Edit them to match the names of the folders that were just extracted. Extract the contents of both archives (at the top level) into the Sdk folder.Ĭheck the variables at the top of the includes.sh. In the level above that folder, create another folder called Sdk.ĭownload the build-tools and platform Android SDK packages - see "Getting the Android SDK" above for details.
If you're on Windows, you'll need Cygwin/MSYS to make use of Bash and Perl.Ĭopy all files from this repository into a separate folder. These will all need to be accessible from your $PATH variable (see ). Make sure you have 7-Zip, Java Development Kit (a superset of the Java Runtime Environment), Bash & Perl, and optionally the Kotlin compiler installed. To download the SDK packages, run sdk-package-list.py, which will generate sdk-package-list.html with links to all SDK downloads.Īlternatively, you can acquire packages manually by downloading the aforementioned xml file and append each package name to. If you wish to run native code with JNI, you'll also need android-ndk-.zip.įor running the app remotely, you'll find adb inside platform-tools_-.zip. The only required SDK packages for compilation are build-tools_-.zip and platform_.zip. Bash & Perl (Cygwin/MSYS if on Windows)Īt the time of writing, contains a list of links to packages that form the Android SDK.However, I still wanted to write apps for Android, so I developed this template so I could continue my work without having to use an IDE or external build system. When I picked up Android dev for the first time, I was struck by how frustratingly slow and janky these tools were to use,Īnd that they seemed to only run at an acceptable pace on machines designed for gaming. The purpose of this template is to give people the ability to write Android apps without having to use Android Studio or Gradle. For Android projects written in Kotlin and/or Java, using the latest AndroidX libraries
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