Set ANDROID HOME environment variable in mac

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I am new in developing native app using Salesforce SDK  I tried to create android project from command line using forcedroid tool but there is problem in setting environment variable named ANDROID HOME   But i don t know how to set this variable   I am attaching screenshot to describe my problem correctly

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Based on Abraham Mayowa Oluwasina answer provided above is the correct one. MacOS Catalina, .bash_profile is no longer apple's default shell and it won't persist your path variables instead use .zprofile instead.

In root directory,

touch .zprofile
open -e .zprofile

Add the following in file,

export ANDROID_HOME=/Users/<username>/Library/Android/sdk
export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-tools

Save and exit

To activate

source ~/. zprofile

echo $ANDROID_HOME

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source    bash profile export ANDROID HOME  YOUR PATH TO android-sdk export PATH  ANDROID HOME platform-tools  PATH

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solved my problem on mac 10 14   brew install android-sdk

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MacOS  add this string in file    bashrc or    zshrc   export ANDROID HOME   Users  lt userlogin gt  Library Android sdk

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try with this after add ANDROID HOME on your Environment Variable  work well on my mac  flutter config --android-sdk ANDROID HOME

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Set the path of ANDROID HOME    You have to open terminal and enter the below cmd   touch    bash profile  open    bash profile   After that paste below paths in base profile file and save it  export ANDROID HOME  Users  lt username gt  Library Android sdk  export PATH   JAVA HOME bin  ANDROID HOME platform-tools  ANDROID HOME emulator  PATH

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Firstly  get the Android SDK location in Android Studio   Android Studio - gt  Preferences - gt  Appearance  amp  Behaviour - gt  System Settings - gt  Android SDK - gt  Android SDK Location Then execute the following commands in terminal  export ANDROID HOME Paste here your SDK location export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME bin  It is done

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If you try to run  quot adb devices quot  OR any other command and it says something like zsh  command not found adb  It tells that you are using zsh shell and   bash profile won t work as it should  You will have to execute bash profile everytime with source    bash profile command when you open terminal  and it isn t permanent  To fix this run nano    zshrc Terminal image and then paste following commands at the end of the file export ANDROID HOME  Users  YourName  Library Android sdk export PATH  ANDROID HOME platform-tools  PATH export PATH  ANDROID HOME tools  PATH export PATH  ANDROID HOME tools bin  PATH   NOTE  You can find Android Home url from Android Studio  gt  Preferences System Settings  gt  Android SDK  gt  Android SDK Location textbox  To save it  hit Ctrl   X  type Y to save and then enter to keep the file name as it is  Restart the terminal and try your commands again

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If you are setting up the ANDROID HOME environment on MacOS Catalina     bash profile is no longer apple s default shell and it won t persist your path variables  Use  zprofile instead and follow the environment setup instructions in react-native documentation or others   bash profile will keep creating new file which won t make the path permanent or persist on closing the terminal on your system path  Modified as it s providing answer to the frustration of setting up android home environment on MacOS

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The only solution worked for me was  Tiago Gouv  a answer  after adding it android and emulator commands worked fine  but sdkmanager command was not working so I have added one extra line to his solution   nano    bash profile  Add lines   export ANDROID HOME  YOUR PATH TO android-sdk export PATH  ANDROID HOME platform-tools  PATH export PATH  ANDROID HOME tools  PATH export PATH  ANDROID HOME tools bin  PATH

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To make it permanent on your system and the variable keep working after close the terminal  ou after a restart use   nano    bash profile    Add lines   export ANDROID HOME  YOUR PATH TO android-sdk export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME platform-tools export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME tools export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME tools bin export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME emulator   Reopen terminal and check if it worked   source    bash profile echo  ANDROID HOME

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Here are the steps    Open Terminal Type touch  bash profile and press Enter Now Type open  bash profile and again press Enter A textEdit file will be opened Now type export ANDROID HOME  Users Your User Name Library Android sdk  Then in next line type export PATH    PATH    ANDROID HOME platform-tools   ANDROID HOME tools   ANDROID HOME tools bin  Now save this  bash profile file Close the Terminal   To verify if Path is set successfully open terminal again and type adb if adb version and other details are displayed that means path is set properly

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The above answer is correct  Works really well  There is also quick way to do this     Open command prompt  Type - echo export  ANDROID HOME  Users yourName Library Android sdk        bash profile    Thats s it   Close your terminal   Open it again   Type - echo  ANDROID HOME to check if the home is set

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As a noob I was struggling a lot with setting up the variable I was creating copies of  bash profile files  the text in file was not saving etc     So I documented the the steps that worked for me  It is simple and foolproof  but little lengthy   way to do it    Step1  Go to Finder  Go on top    click on users  then your user account  you will see something like this     https   i stack imgur com 8e9qX png   Step2  Now hold down   8984           dot    this will now display hidden files and folders  It will look something like this    https   i stack imgur com apOoO png   PS  If the   8984         does not work  please look up the keyboard shortcut relevant for your Mac Operating system name  Step3   Scenario A  If  bash profile already exists   Step3 A 1  Double click the  bash profile  It should open up with TextEdit   or alternatively right click  open with  TextEdit   Step3 A 2   Paste the variable text in the  bash profile file using   8984    V  Step3 A 3  Save the  bash profile file using   8984    S  Scenario B  If  bash profile does NOT exist  This is kind silly way of doing it   but it worked perfectly for noob like me   Step3 B 1   Download free BBEdit text editor which is pretty light weight  Whats special about this editor is that it lets you save file that starts with       Step3 B 2   Create a new file   Step3 B 3   Save the file in your account folder   A warning will pop up   which looks something like this    https   i stack imgur com KLZmL png   Click Use    button  Then the blank  bash profile file will be saved  Step3 B 4   Paste the variable text in the  bash profile file using   8984    V  Step3 B 5  Save the  bash profile file using   8984    S  Step 4  Last and final step is to check if the above steps worked  Open the bash and type echo  ANDROID HOME  Your ANDROID HOME variable should be now set

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If some one is still finding difficulties  i have made a video on this https   www youtube com watch v tbLAHKhjjI4 Because the new version of Apple does not support bash shell so i have explained in details how do we set variables in 2020

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Open Terminal   nano    bash profile   export ANDROID HOME  Users qss Library Android sdk export PATH  ANDROID HOME tools  PATH export PATH  ANDROID HOME platform-tools  PATH  Control S to save Control X to exit Y to save changes Update changes in terminal source    bash profile  Validate Path  echo  PATH  Confirm if all okay  adb devices

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Open the terminal and type     export ANDROID HOME  Applications ADT sdk   Add this to the PATH environment variable  export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME platform-tools   If the terminal doesn t locate the added path s  from the  bash profile  please run this command  source    bash profile  Hope it works to you

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