run commands in android

Multi tool use
Multi tool use


run commands in android



I was reading about support libraries and it suggested this way to find out
which dependencies i'm using in my android project:
BUT how to and where to run commands?



"If you want to see what libraries and library dependencies are included in your app, run the following command at the build root of your app development project to get a report of the dependencies for that project"





command prompt?
– Geshode
Jul 3 at 6:38





Open a terminal or command prompt. Use cd command to go to your project folder. You can run your command there.
– Sanchita Santra
Jul 3 at 7:12


cd




1 Answer
1



You can use:


gradle app:dependencies



in terminal.



if you are using Windows:


gradlew app:dependencies





I ran this command in android studio's terminal and it says i have to install the gradle (sudo apt install gradle) BUT I have the gradle installed in my software. what now?
– Reza taheri
Jul 3 at 7:57






Maybe you have to install gradle by your own.
– Amirhosein
Jul 3 at 8:05





Download gradle's file and extract It and copy all files and paste it under: C:Users{USERNAME}.gradlewrapperdists
– Amirhosein
Jul 3 at 8:08







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