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Handy bash script to prompt for an Android virtual device (AVD) selection and launch it. Assuming that Android SDK has been set up and is in user PATH.
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| emulator -list-avds | cat -n | |
| printf "Select AVD: " | |
| read index | |
| avd=$(emulator -list-avds | sed "${index}q;d") | |
| echo "Selected $avd" | |
| emulator -netdelay none -netspeed full -avd $avd |
I was facing an issue while running the script: "Could not launch '/Users/<redacted>/Library/Android/sdk/tools/../emulator/qemu/darwin-x86_64/qemu-system-aarch64': No such file or directory". I'm using macOS.
Then I found out that recent versions of the Android SDK, the emulator tool has been moved out of the tools directory to its own emulator directory at the same level as tools. I had to modify the script to navigate to ${ANDROID_HOME}/emulator instead of ${ANDROID_HOME}/tools.
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now the Open Avd is support to Windows, Linux and MacOS