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Standalone android sdk how to#
Standalone android sdk install#
Standalone android sdk zip file#
Standalone android sdk update#

There are multiple versions of this package, we are only interested in the latest (package name cmdline-tools latest). I’m assuming we will remove the Android SDK command-line tools that we downloaded from and want to run the latest Android command-line tools installed.

Standalone android sdk zip file#

Note: The contents of this package are the same as the zip file we downloaded from Android Studio web site. The minimal required packages for developing Android applications are:

Standalone android sdk update#

Update all installed packages in the Android SDK installation folder.

Standalone android sdk install#

Install a package call 'build-tools 25.0.3'. The summary list may truncate package names making it hard to identity the package that you want to install. Provides a detail list of available packages. Provides a summary list of available packages. Here are some basic sdkmanager commands to know. This will list all the available packages for installation.\sdkmanager.bat -list -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdkĪfter the command is executed, you should see an output like the below:

To test if the script is working, run sdkmanager with -list parameter. I want to install the Android SDK into C:\Apps\Android\sdk This script requires a -sdk_root parameter to indicate the location where the Android SDK is installed (referred to as Android SDK installation folder hereafter). Installation of Android SDK are done by the “sdkmanager.bat” script file. We will run our command-line session here. The “bin” folder contains the “sdkmanager.bat” script which we will use install Android SDK. In the “Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folders” dialog that pop up, accept the defaults and click on the “Extract” button.Īfter the files are extracted, you should see that the extracted contents has a folder call “cmdline-tools”. Select “Extract All…” menu item on the context menu. To extract the contents of the file, right-click on the folder to bring up the context menu. Unzip the Android command-lines tools packageĪfter the download completed, you should see the zip file in your download location. Nearing the bottom of the page, you should see: Android command-line tools download linksĬlick the link of the SDK tools package for your platform to download the corresponding zip file. The Android command-line tools can be download at Android Studio download page ( ).

Standalone android sdk how to#

I assume you know how to add Windows environment variables.

instead of '.\sdkmanager.bat', just type 'sdkmanager.bat'. Note: I use PowerShell Core for command-line session in the screendumps below, but it should work the same in Windows native “CMD.EXE” by removing the preceding ‘.

I assume you know how to start command-line session.

I assume you know how to extract contents from a zip folder.

Setting Android SDK environment variables.

Unzip the Android command-lines tools package.

Download Android command-line tools package.

\sdkmanager.bat -install "platforms android-21" -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk \sdkmanager.bat -install "platform-tools" -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk

\sdkmanager.bat -install "build-tools 32.0.0" -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk \sdkmanager.bat -install "cmdline-tools latest" -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk Update all packages in SDK installation folder.

sdkmanager -update -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk.

Install a package call build-tools 25.0.3

sdkmanager -install "build-tools 25.0.3" -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk.

List packages (detail) into a file call package.txt for more convenient viewing.

sdkmanager -list -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk > package.txt.

List packages (detail) because summary has truncated package names

sdkmanager -list -verbose -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk.

sdkmanager -list -sdk_root=C:\Apps\Android\sdk.

Download and extract Android command-line tools (from ).

The steps detailed here are carried out under Windows 11 but they should be similar on the other platforms. This blog documents the process of installing the Android SDK without Android Studio using the command-line tools.