Setup Android Emulator app
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In order to install Appfigurate Emulator app into an Android Emulator, AppfigurateSE runs the adb tool that should be located in the default Android SDK installation directory of:
If your Android SDK installation directory is located elsewhere, tapping the Android SDK settings toolbar icon will display a directory picker dialog. Navigate to your Android SDK installation directory, and tap Choose.
To install the Appfigurate Emulator app into an Android Emulator, tap the Android Emulator tab. If no Android Emulators are detected then the following message is shown:
Launch your chosen Android Emulator using Android Studio.
Once the Android Emulator has launched, AppfigurateSE will display the following screen:
Tap the Install Appfigurate Emulator button to install into your chosen Android Emulator.
Any previous version of Appfigurate Emulator can be upgraded by tapping the Upgrade Appfigurate Emulator button.
In the Android Emulator, from the home screen, long press the Appfigurate Emulator app icon, tap App Info, then tap Remove App.
If the Appfigurate Emulator app is installed in the Android Emulator, the Sync database button is shown.
Tapping the Sync database button will display the following screen:
The local database of app metadata records (stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Appfigurate/ for macOS and %LOCALAPPDATA%\Appfigurate\ for Windows) is displayed in the left hand column. The selected Android Emulator's database is displayed in the right hand column.
Tap the circular blue button → to copy the local database of app metadata records to the Android Emulator. Any running Appfigurate Emulator app will be automatically terminated and relaunched.
Tap the circular blue button ← to copy the Android Emulator database to the local database of app metadata records. If you have Appfigurate Simulator app(s) running in iOS Simulator(s), you should terminate and relaunch them manually.
In order to use the Sync database feature, the underlying Android Emulator image needs to be a Google API System Image. If you use a Google Play System Image, the Sync database feature will fail unless you manually root the image with a 3rd party tool like .
