astudio.nvim

astudio.nvim is a Neovim plugin that streamlines Android development by integrating Gradle, Android Virtual Devices (AVD), and Android Debug Bridge (ADB) directly into your editor.

Features

• Gradle Integration: Run Gradle tasks and view output in Neovim.
• AVD Management: List and start Android Virtual Devices from commands or Lua.
• ADB Utilities: Run ADB commands and interact with devices via commands or Lua.
• Command Palette: Access features via custom Neovim commands.
• Lua API: Programmatically control AVD and ADB from your config or plugins.

NOTE: This plugin does not add support for Kotlin. Please refer to the official Kotlin Language Server.

Requirements

• Neovim 0.7
• ANDROID_USER_HOME and ANSROID_HOME environment variables set. Please refer to the official documentation.
• The android-commandlinetools installed (brew install android-commandlinetools)
• Emulator and platform-tools installed (sdkmanager emutlator platform-tools)

Installation

Using lazy.nvim

return {
  'Marfien/astudio.nvim',
  cmd = "Android",
  opts = {},
  init = function()
    vim.env.ANDROID_USER_HOME = vim.env.XDG_CONFIG_HOME .. "/android/"
    vim.env.ANDROID_HOME = "..."
  end
}

Commands

• :Android avd <create|launch|delete>
  Manages Android Virtual Devices

• :Android install
  Installs the Activity onto an AVD

• :Android uninstall
  Removes the Activity from an AVD
  NOTE: Not implemented, yet

• :Android logcat
  Attaches to the Activities logs

• :Android focus
  Focuses the output window again

Lua Interface

There is a shallow wrapper around the AVD and ADB CLI tools:

local avd = require('astudio-nvim.avd')
local adb = require('astudio-nvim.adb')

All functions within are annotated with type hints. The names should speak for them self.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome!

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.