Hey @Xsmael

Please have a look at the discussion in NativeScript/nativescript-cli#2583

You can either:

• download an older version of the Android SDK Tools
• install the latest nativescript from the master branch npm i nativescript@next -g
• wait for the next release of nativescript@2.5.3 which is coming this week

For me the latest nativescript is not working. I had to specify version 2.5.3, like this:
npm i -g nativescript@2.5.3

Thanks !

I have installed the latest , but same issue , how to fix

tns info
All NativeScript components versions information

┌──────────────────┬───────────────────────┬────────────────┬──────────────────┐
│ Component        │ Current version       │ Latest version │ Information      │
│ nativescript     │ 3.0.1-2017-05-18-8934 │ 3.0.1          │ Update available │
│ tns-core-modules │                       │ 3.0.0          │ Not installed    │
│ tns-android      │                       │ 3.0.0          │ Not installed    │
│ tns-ios          │                       │ 3.0.1          │ Not installed    │
└─────────────

@rashnk it is likely an incorrect path to the ANDROID_HOME directory. Please double check that you can find %ANDROID_HOME%/platforms, %ANDROID_HOME%/tools, %ANDROID_HOME%/extras on your developer machine. It is possible that you have not installed the extras package of the Android SDK that has the android support repositories included.

Hi. I'm having this same issue although I'm using a Mac. It keeps saying:

"You need to have Android SDK 22 or later and the latest Android Support Repository installed on your system." everytime I try to add android as a platform. I've got SDK 22 to 25 installed. Is there something I'm missing?

@elujoba please refer to the comment above yours and verify that the paths resolve to existing directories and files on your machine.

@Pip3r4o Thank you. I have just checked the three folders you specified. Also, I've checked to make sure my android variable is pointing to the right place and that SDK 22 is installed.

Doing sdkmanager --list gives me this (from $ANDROID_HOME):

Yinkas-MacBook-Air:yinka yinka$ sdkmanager --list
Installed packages:

Available Packages:

@Pip3r4o Apparently, because I had android studio installed. I had two different folders for the SDK. The original one and the one installed by Homebrew. I've redirected now and tns doctor is no longer complaining. However, I can't seem to be able to deploy to my android phone. tns run android is not working. Even after adding the --device flag with the Device ID. Is there something I'm missing? I've looked all over but I can't find any way to deploy to an actual device. I'm sorry if this is out of scope of the original issue, but I'd like to move to actual coding asap and get past setting up. Thanks!

@elujoba it seems that you also have to install Extras/Android Support Repository listed in Android SDK Manager

suggestion of @dttung-mario (owe a 'Thank you!') was a good one. To add to it, although I had installed the Android Support Repository, it was pending update that was creating this issue. When I updated it, all was fine.

i got this problem too,and i fixed it , you can install android sdk 22, this is very important.

@dttung-mario Thanks. This solution helped me, it was exactly what was missing :)

@elujoba Oh man I try to fix this error, But your answer only write Thanks man. +1

Have the same issue.

sdkmanager --list

  Path                                                | Version | Description                                     | Location
  -------                                             | ------- | -------                                         | -------
  build-tools;27.0.3                                  | 27.0.3  | Android SDK Build-Tools 27.0.3                  | build-tools/27.0.3/
  emulator                                            | 27.2.9  | Android Emulator                                | emulator/
  extras;android;m2repository                         | 47.0.0  | Android Support Repository                      | extras/android/m2repository/
  extras;google;m2repository                          | 58      | Google Repository                               | extras/google/m2repository/
  extras;intel;Hardware_Accelerated_Execution_Manager | 7.2.0   | Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer) | extras/intel/Hardware_Accelerated_Execution_Manager/
  patcher;v4                                          | 1       | SDK Patch Applier v4                            | patcher/v4/
  platform-tools                                      | 28.0.0  | Android SDK Platform-Tools                      | platform-tools/
  platforms;android-25                                | 3       | Android SDK Platform 25                         | platforms/android-25/
  tools                                               | 26.1.1  | Android SDK Tools 26.1.1                        | tools/

$ANDROID_HOME/platforms, $ANDROID_HOME/tools and $ANDROID_HOME/extras are valid paths

but still tns doctor says

✖ You need to have Android SDK 22 or later and the latest Android Support Repository installed on your system.

@dang1412 Your solution was it! At least partially it!

I went into SDK Manager through Android Studio, clicked to SDK Tools and clicked to CHECK (they were previously unchecked) Android Support Repository, NDK, and Instant Apps Development SDK.

Before I did this, tns doctor was complaining but after I did that install and restarted my terminal, viola, it worked! tns doctor comes back with No issues were detected.

I have been working on this for days. Now to see if my emulator will actually launch... either way though, this is a huge step forward. Thanks!

UPDATE: 8/1/18
The emulator did NOT launch successfully. I decided to uninstall the Brew's installation of the SDK just to make sure there were not different references out there (the Brew install and the Android Studio install). When I did that, tns doctor hiccuped again.

After screwing around some more and making sure my .bash_profile had the proper path to ANDROID_HOME... in this case export ANDROID_HOME=/Users/myusername/Library/Android/sdk.

After that sdkmanager wasn't working still. So, I went in and modified my paths /etc/paths and added a reference to /Users/myusername/Library/Android/sdk/tools/bin and then sdkmanager started working again from the command line. .../tools and .../platform-tools still have entries in the path as well.

Based on what I've read so far, my setup should be fine... but tns doctor keeps spitting back errors.

UPDATE: 8/1/18 #2:
2 Steps that I did to fix this!

1. I realized the SDK I had installed through the SDK Manager was v 28 which does not meet the criteria for the verison of Nativescript I'm using (4.1.2). The SDK needs to be between 22 and 27. I uninstalled 28 and installed 27.0.3. Running tns doctor got me all green checks but the emulator still wouldn't launch!

2. I decided to follow the Android Studio setup of a device (https://developer.android.com/studio/run/managing-avds.html) instead of through terminal. I was hesitant before because I didn't feel like going through the project creation just to do that... but I was at an impásse. So, once I created a new device through Tools/AVD Manager and targeted it specifically within my project folder: tns run android --device deviceIDnumber where deviceIDnumber is the ID of your device. This worked and launched the emulator successfully!

Exactly same problem and 2 step solution as Marcidius above.

updating SDK in AndroidStudio >> Preferences would help

As pointed out by @divyachandana it seems like the issue is not with SDK tools but SDK platform (android-28 in my case)

Running this command solved it for me:

$ANDROID_HOME/tools/bin/sdkmanager "tools" "emulator" "platform-tools" "platforms;android-28" "build-tools;28.0.3" "extras;android;m2repository" "extras;google;m2repository"

EDIT:

Still, needs a clear error message. From the message above it's not clear what's wrong.

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