This is what is showing in his Project:
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This is what is showing in my Project:
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Any device (Android/Ios) connected to computer in debug mode will automatically show up on visual studio. For emulators, it is sufficient to have downloaded and opened Xcode(IOS) and Android Studio(Android) and to have run the devices directly from the respective apps to then automatically display them also on visual studio.
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I want to develop flutter apps but I don't have enough RAM in my laptop (just 4 gigs). So, after lots of extensive research on the internet, I installed and setup flutter sdk, android sdk and VS Code. But when I try to run a sample app, I can't see list of any available emulators on my VS Code bottom-left screen.
VS Code screenshot (see bottom left).
I am not getting any kind of errors when I run flutter doctor command.
Flutter doctor outputs in powershell.
There's a folder in Drive C where I've installed the Android SDK named as "emulator". There's an executable file named emulator.exe as well but opening it does nothing.
Emulator Folder screenshot.
I also have an external emulator LD Player installed on my laptop but I am not able to connect it with the code editor i.e., VS Code.
Please refer to the links to see the images as I don't have privileges to upload images. I'm a newbie here and this is my first question. Thanks in advance!
You will need to activate ADB settings in your LD Player Emulator.
First, go to settings
Then, select other settings
After that, make sure that you have activated the ADB connection by selecting Open Connection
All my old projects were able to launch debugging with Android Emulator. When I press F5, it will shows a list of installed Android Emulator for me to select for debugging.
But today, I have created a new project, and it launches debugging in Chrome instead.
First you'll need to check if the android platform has been initialized for the project. If you project has an android folder then it has been initialized, if you will need to create it with the following command: flutter create --platforms android .
To run the emulator, check the bottom right corner of the screen you should see the currently selected platform, if you click on the selected platform a pop up should appear allowing you to select from all supported platforms.
You can also you use quick-open (ctrl+p) and type in >flutter launch emulator, if no emulator is found it will provide you the option to create one as well.
I have been trying to run Flutter demo app for the first time in Android Studio.
I have installed up all settings for flutter in Android Studio and now I am trying to run the app in emulator but it keeps saying 'no devices' even though emulator is running.
I have tried
flutter doctor --android-licenses
flutter doctor
all set up variables in user setting
installed all sdk properly in proper pathenter image description here
It may be related with your Android emulator, you can try to create new one.(It is weird but solved my problem once)
and be sure about the device is active, In your console type adb devices and you should see your android emulator like following.
Go tools -> Avd manager -> then install an emulator if u didn't , then install a system image .
Documentation
https://developer.android.com/studio/run/managing-avds
you can drag debug apk file that you find in (Your App location)\build\app\outputs\apk\debug\app-debug.apk and put it on android emulator and it will install it and run it
It's a simple step to solve this. Just click on project Structure which you will find near Search icon on Android studio toolbar and before your profile icon, you will find project structure. Click on it and select Project SDK And press Ok. You will find that your device is now showing.
I've noticed that Visual Studio has a separate/independent VS Emulator for Android, but I can't figure out how to launch/test their emulator directly from Visual Studio Code. Has anyone used it before? Can anyone tell me how to connect/launch the emulator in/from VS Code?
there is a marketplace plugin for that:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=343max.android-emulator-launcher
launch via
Cmd-Shit-P > Launch Android Emulator
you can also create a task to do it:
https://gist.github.com/wbroek/a2caf1ace90eac0c5e25497548f41a6e
and put the task in your debug pipeline (see this: https://www.gamedev.net/articles/programming/general-and-gameplay-programming/android-debugging-with-visual-studio-code-r4820/). this will launch the emulator. to have the emulator open to whatever you're doing, it depends on the framework, etc. For instance, React Native you can use expo for "realtime" updating/debugging (basically just an app that lives on the phone and proxies the compiled code). For full "automated" pipeline, you'd need a task to build your apk, upload it to the phone, then launch apk.
I wrote an app, and now I want to test on a Android environment,but when I press debug, no emulator is shown. I clicked on create new emulator, and It says creating new emulator, but nothing happens after that. Also, I tried to connect my phone to use it as an emulator but It wasn't being found by visual studio code. I am a beginner so please, any helps
Try to reinstall flutter SDK and don't forget to install flutter plugin on your editor (Android Studio or VsCode), Depending on your OS follow one of this instruction, it's so simple to install.
https://flutter.io/docs/get-started/install