# x86_64 or i686 LINUX_ARCH = " $(lscpu | grep 'Architecture' | awk -F \: '' | tr -d ' ' ) " # Latest Android Linux SDK for 圆4 and x86 as of 10-19-2014 ANDROID_SDK_X64 = "" ANDROID_SDK_X86 = "" # Latest Node.js for 圆4 and x86 as of 10-19-2014 NODE_X64 = "" NODE_X86 = "" # Update all Ubuntu software repository lists apt-get update # Ubuntu Developer Script For Ionic Framework # Created by Nic Raboy # Downloads and configures the following: # Java JDK # Apache Ant # Android # NPM # Apache Cordova # Ionic Framework HOME_PATH = $( cd ~/ & pwd ) INSTALL_PATH =/opt Let’s start by looking at the following line: So what exactly are we doing in this wonderful script? Pretty much only very basic downloading and extracting in an automated fashion. You will need Android API 19 for Ionic Framework, so install that when you’re able to. Start by installing whatever the SDK Manager recommends when launching it. To download the necessary Android targets and platform tools you will need to enter android from a command prompt to launch the Android UI. When you sign back in you will need to download the various Android targets that could not be installed via a command line. Once setup has completed, you will need to restart your Ubuntu session, by logging out or restarting your machine. You can find most of these items installed to your operating system’s /opt directory. The installation script will download and configure the following: Failing to use sudo will probably give you strange results.
The above will make the script executable and then it will be installed using a privileged account.
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