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How to run an Android Studio project directly from the Finder?
How to open an Android Studio project from the Finder? I see the below list of files. Is it possible to double-click one of them to get it opened by Android Studio?
Solution
Sorry, but there is no one-click run solution like I expect you have with some IDEs like Visual Studio or CodeBlocks.
All you need to do is open your Android Studio and then import a project.
EDIT: I've already run Android project in Android Studio using Terminal (using Ubuntu 14.04LTS). This is my full command:
./android/android-studio/bin/studio.sh workspace/Android/glucosio-android/
Hope you find it useful
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