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• Android Studio Apple M1 Emulator
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• Android Emulator For M1 Macs

Android Emulator For Macbook Air M1 Back in 2012, When I started using Android Apps and playing Android games on my Windows PC there were not many Android emulators out there to choose from. But now in 2021, this situation is quite opposite to that. I am trying to set up my Macbook air with M1 Chip for mobile app development, the problem is when I am trying to download an android emulator through android studio it keeps on failing so I am beginning to think there is something I am not doing right, Even when I download the android emulator manually it won't open up. Just tried to run Android Studio (4.1.1) on Macbook Pro M1, it works, but: No emulators at this point. Can build and publish on Android Phone (Nexus 4a in my case) IntelliJ has some lags in performance on M1 (because it is not native, and Intel built), but feels pretty usable.

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Setting up the environment

Setup for iOS needs:

• Node (with NVM)
• Watchman brew install watchman
• Xcode (install from the App Store)
• Xcode Command Line Tools xcode-select --install
• Accept the Software License for Xcode sudo xcodebuild -license. It'll prompt you anyway when you run Xcode for the first time.
• CocoaPods sudo gem install cocoapods

Homebrew

Install Homebrew if you don't have it installed already

Node LTS with NVM

iOS

• Open Terminal / iTerm with Rosetta (Get Info > Open using Rosetta)
• Prefix the CocoaPods related commands with arch -x86_64

Android

• Install JDK 8 brew install --cask adoptopenjdk/openjdk/adoptopenjdk8
• Install Android Studio
• Install Android Emulator for M1

The Android Emulator doesn't work out of the box yet. Luckily, there is a Preview build by Google that supports Apple Silicon M1 chip based MacBooks. You'll have to download and install it separately. Most things work.

Troubleshooting

• command not found for brew or nvm. Make sure you have a ~/.zshrc file. On a fresh new M1 MacBook, there is no ~/.zshrc or ~/.zprofile created and the $PATH doesn't get updated because of it. Create a ~/.zshrc file and run the commands to install Homebrew and NVM again.

Add this to you Podfile

Android Studio Apple M1 Emulator

Two options:

• Run on a different port react-native start --port=8088
• OR find out what program is using 8081 sudo lsof -i :8081 and kill it kill -9 1234

incorrect architecture 'x86_64' errors

Emulator For M1 Mac

add this to the Podfile

run pod install afterwards

Android Emulator For M1 Macs

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