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install system-images of additional Android versions #20 #28

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@An-Yay An-Yay commented Feb 26, 2024

Kindly review the given steps for installing and deleting new versions of Android #20 . Do let me know of any improvements or changes on the same.

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"url": "git+https://github.com/nightwatchjs/mobile-helper-tool"
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"devDependencies": {
"@nightwatch/mobile-helper": "^0.1.12",
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I think you should not include this dependency. This dependency points to this same repository.
Once removed run npm install, so package-lock.json can be restored to its original state.

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This text should be along with ## like ## Install system-images.......
Remove the new line before the text.

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The formatting of the file added by you is not very good, can you fix it? See https://github.com/An-Yay/mobile-helper-tool/blob/main/docs/Install_System_Images_of_Android.md

Please refer to #31 to see how to format the file.


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This command displays all available SDK packages you can install or update.
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Also briefly explain what all the different system images mean. Like the difference between Google APIs system image vs Google Play system image; ARM vs Intel; etc. and which system image to install in which case.

You can also add a link if you find a good resource to follow regarding this.

**2. Installing System Images:**

```
sdkmanager --install "system-images;android-30;google_apis;x86_64"
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Mention it as sdkmanager --install "<system-image-id>" and then mention the above as an example.

**1. Listing Available SDK Packages:**

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sdkmanager --list
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sdkmanager would not work directly on majority of systems. Also mention the steps on how to go to the location where sdkmanager binary is present and how to run it. Or maybe we need to add the binaries location to PATH. The same goes for avdmanager.

Also, on Windows, I think we need to use sdkmanager.exe to run it, please verify the same.

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