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# Use the Android Gradle Plugin offline |
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This document describes how to use Android Studio with downloads of offline |
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Android Gradle plugin and Google Maven repository dependencies. |
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## Download and unzip offline components |
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If you haven’t already done so, [download the offline |
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components](https://d.android.com/r/studio-offline/downloads) from the official |
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Android Studio website. |
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After you have downloaded the offline components, unzip their contents into the |
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following directory, which you might need to create if it doesn’t already exist: |
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`%USER_HOME%/.android/manual-offline-m2/`. |
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To update these components, simply re-download the offline components, unzip |
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their contents into your `%USER_HOME%/.android/manual-offline-m2/` directory, |
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and replace any files, as needed. |
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## Include offline components in your Gradle project |
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After you download and unzip the offline components, you need to create a script |
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to tell Gradle to use include the offline components you downloaded when it |
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searches for your project’s Android Gradle plugin and Google Maven dependencies. |
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**Note:** This script applies to all Gradle projects you open on the workstation. |
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To create the script, proceed as described below. Keep in mind, you need to |
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create and save this script only once, even after updating your offline |
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components. |
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1. Create an empty text file with the following path and file name: |
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`%USER_HOME%/.gradle/init.d/offline.gradle`. |
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2. Open the text file and include the following script: |
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``` |
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def reposDir = new File(System.properties['user.home'], ".android/manual-offline-m2") |
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def repos = new ArrayList() |
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reposDir.eachDir {repos.add(it) } |
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repos.sort() |
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allprojects { |
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buildscript { |
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repositories { |
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for (repo in repos) { |
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maven { |
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name = "injected_offline_${repo.name}" |
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url = repo.toURI().toURL() |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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repositories { |
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for (repo in repos) { |
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maven { |
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name = "injected_offline_${repo.name}" |
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url = repo.toURI().toURL() |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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``` |
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3. Save the text file. |
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4. (Optional) If you’d like to verify that the offline components are working as |
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intended, remove the online repositories from your project’s `build.gradle` |
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files, as shown below. After you’ve confirmed that your project builds |
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correctly without these repositories, you can put them back into your |
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`build.gradle` files. |
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``` |
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buildscript { |
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repositories { |
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// Hide these repositories to test your build against |
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// the offline components. You can include them again after |
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// you’ve confirmed that your project builds ‘offline’. |
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// google() |
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// jcenter() |
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} |
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… |
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} |
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allprojects { |
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repositories { |
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// google() |
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// jcenter() |
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} |
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... |
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} |
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