Command Line Android Development
Dan Roberts
Hey, this is open to everyone, but Jack, I'd heard you do android development outside eclipse, I've figured pretty much everything out (I think) except installing sdk components (like the froyo libraries and such)
On my laptop I've done this with a call to 'android' without arguments, which would pop up a tiny gui to pull versions in.
I've sense moved all of my work to a little "server" my work was throwing out, and so I don't want to use any graphical applications. I could just forward X just this once, but I'll eventually have to run through this again, and I'd like to be able to do this without forwarding X.
This must be possible, I can't imagine the application does more than fetch a tarball from somewhere and unpacks it into $SDKPATH/platforms
Thanks,
Dan
Jack Deslippe
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Grant Bowman
Hard core :-) I will let you guys know when I release the code for the Android app I am working on, ActiveHabits.
Grant
On Sep 4, 2010 11:17 AM, "Jack Deslippe" <jde...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey Dan,While I develop in nano I still need a GUI for running the emulator. I do what you said below - run the "android" command to install components. Even if you can install the SDK components without a GUI, what good would it do you? Won't you need a GUI to run the emulator to test your apps? Or do you plan to "ant install" directly to your phone all the time?Anyway, it is a noble challenge to do everything without a GUI, but I just "ssh -X" into your server and then run the "android" command. :)-Jack
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 7:56 PM, Dan Roberts <adem...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hey, this is open to...
Dan Roberts
Yes that's reasonable, haha. I suppose I'm pursuing some weird "purity" that's not really worth it. I guess the part that bugs me the most is how trivial the functionality is, I'd bet it amounts to determining the correct tarball, getting it, and unpacking it... why that's only exposed through the gui is beyond me.
Cheers,
Dan
On Sep 4, 2010 11:17 AM, "Jack Deslippe" <jde...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey Dan,While I develop in nano I still need a GUI for running the emulator. I do what you said below - run the "android" command to install components. Even if you can install the SDK components without a GUI, what good would it do you? Won't you need a GUI to run the emulator to test your apps? Or do you plan to "ant install" directly to your phone all the time?Anyway, it is a noble challenge to do everything without a GUI, but I just "ssh -X" into your server and then run the "android" command. :)-Jack
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 7:56 PM, Dan Roberts <adem...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hey, this is open to everyone, but Jack, I'd heard you do android development outside eclipse, I...
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