A frontend UI for launching Android Virtual Devices (avd) in the legacy window without having to start Android Studio. Including "boot with writable system image" option, if you want to test Magisk modules or root apps.
Reminder: If you simply want to use it instead of building it, download it from releases.
First create an empty directory, and then create resources/app/ under that. Place the source in resources/app/.
Open app directory and initialize.
npm update
To test the source, run
npm run start
To build the distributable, run
npm run make
You can find binaries in out/.
Before you can use AVD Launcher, you should install Android Command-line Tools using the SDK manager in Android Studio.
Put the executables under an empty directory, and start avd-launcher.exe to use.
You may see an error. In that case, check settings and set them correctly.
Hint: The target program executed is something like d:/android_sdk/cmdline-tools/latest/bin/avdmanager.bat.