[Mac Environment]adb command not found

1. Start the Mac comes with terminal terminal.
2. Enter the home directory of the current user.
3. Enter Echo $HOME on the command line
4. Create a. bash_profile file.
5. Command line Input touch. Bash_profile
6. Open a. bash_profile file.
7. Command line Input open-e. Bash_profile After this command line is entered, the. bash_profile file's edit window is automatically ejected
8. Enter export path=/users/Your user name/file path in the. bash_profile file/platform-tools/: $PATH

Note: If you need to add more than one path to the path, you need to separate the words ":" (a colon in English). Because Android and adb these commands are in different folders, the format is:Path=${path}: Path 1: Path 2, plus, If you specify more than one path, you do not have to write at the end: $PATH. For example:

Export Path=${path} :/users/shanechen/documents/android-sdk-macosx/platform-tools :/users/shanechen/documents/android-sdk-macosx/tools

1. Save the file.
2. Simply close the. bash_profile file to automatically save what you have entered.
3. Update the environment variables you just configured
4. On the command line, enter source. Bash_profile

Verify that the configuration is successful
Enter adbif-bash:adb:command not found is present, and the ADB command parameter is interpreted. Indicates that the environment variable is configured successfully.

[Mac Environment]adb command not found