Creating Android Virtual Device via Android Studioįollow the official documentation on Creating and Managing Virtual Devices, where the process of downloading, setting up, and using Android Emulators via Android studio is covered. Once the emulator is started, leave it open to avoid the initial load time the next time you need to deploy an Android application. As a recommendation and to avoid timing issues, start the emulator before executing other CLI commands. Tip: Sometimes emulators take longer to start. │ 2 │ bullhead │ Android │ 00d3e1311075c66f │ Device │ Connected │

│ 1 │ sdk_google_phone_x86_64 │ Android │ emulator-5554 │ Emulator │ Connected │

│ # │ Device Name │ Platform │ Device Identifier │ Type │ Status │ More information about this command could be found in the tns device article.Įxample output from tns device $ tns device

In NativeScript, we can use all Android emulators that are connected and recognized by the tns device command. Apart from using real Android devices, a viable option is to download, install and use an Android emulator.

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