It mirrors Android SDKs, which Android Studio built-in and standalone SDK Manager both can download from. Ideal for a crowded place, e.g. classroom, Study Jams, and Code labs.
Tested on
- Linux Mint Rebecca (17.1, Ubuntu 14.04),
- Windows 7 64bit
- macOS Sierra (10.12.6)
- 127 GB storage on your disk, as of 2020-12-30
- wget
- macOS,
brew install wget(http://brew.sh/) - Windows, install wget with Cygwin
- macOS,
Notes
- Files will be downloaded to your working directory, which can be different than
- The directory the project is cloned into, referred as
${ANDROID_REPOSITORY_HOME}. - The mirror can be hosted with an HTTP server. Sample configurations of Apache HTTPd and nginx will be printed at the end.
${ANDROID_REPOSITORY_HOME}/download2.shBy default, it downloads from https://dl.google.com. To download from some mirror,
set environment variable, DL_HOST. e.g.
export DL_HOST=https://some-mirrorSee also Known Mirrors.
Set environment variable, SDK_TEST_BASE_URL, and launch Android Studio e.g. on macOS
export SDK_TEST_BASE_URL=http://your-mirror/${DL_PATH}/
open -a 'Android Studio'