The tldr; is basically I need to set some environment variables in my ~/.bash_profile file and then set up a few emulators.
After building a little NativeScript app with the iOS simulator and a real iPhone test device I was really struggling to get it running on an Android simulator. It kept complaining that my Java version wasn't right, then that the "Android SDK is not installed or is not configured properly"...
The tldr; is basically I need to set some environment variables in my ~/.bash_profile file and then set up a few emulators.
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