[Android Studio authoritative tutorial] Android Studio supports three plug-ins: androidstudio

[Android Studio authoritative tutorial] Android Studio supports three plug-ins: androidstudio

In the previous blogs, we introduced how to install and configure Android Studio. In this blog, we will talk about how to add plug-ins to Android Studio. There are three paths for adding plug-ins. I will classify them as follows:

Click "set ".

Click [Plugins] to display the plug-ins you have installed. You can click the plug-in name to view the plug-in description. The three buttons below are the three paths for adding plug-ins, we will introduce:

Official plugin

Meteor is used as an example. First, click the official plug-in.

Here we can search for the plug-in name, and then click Install

Here, AS requires us to restart the

After installing the plug-in, we can view it in the plug-in list.

Private plug-ins

The Installation Method of private plug-ins is very similar to that of official plug-ins. Here we take the Genymotion simulator as an example. First click the private plug-ins button

Configure Genymotion path

After configuration, click [Apply]. Then we close this window and start Genymotion from the shortcut button.

Local plug-in

It is easier to install the local plug-in. First, we need to download the plug-in package (in jar or zip format), and then click the local plug-in button.

This will pop up and select the plug-in package. We can select the plug-in package and then select OK,
After [Apply], you must restart the AS to take effect.

Install SexyEditor in Android Studio and add a beautiful background to the code.

Here we install the plug-in the form of a private plug-in, then search for [SexyEditor], and then press. Here we will mainly talk about the configuration, first find the SexyEditor plug-in {Ohter Settings> SexyEditor}

Effect

If you are interested, follow my Blog. My column will continue to update the Android Studio tutorial and the NDK configuration and compilation at the 2015 I/O conference, I will share it with you all.
I also received an invitation from CSND lecturers. Later I will record these Android Studio tutorials as videos and publish them to the CSDN Institute.

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