Emulator is not installed correctly on the M1 MacBook using the setup-dev command

[aaronespasa]

Version

0.1.2

Problem Area

CLI

Steps to Reproduce

This issue only occurs on the M1 MacBook.

To reproduce this issue:

1. If you have the Android Emulator already installed in your computer, uninstall it.

2. Execute the command npx torchlive-cli setup-dev to install the dependencies. You will see that the Android Emulator has been installed correctly:
   

3. Execute the command emulator -V and you will see that it won't output the version:
   

Expected Results

There's an easy fix to this issue. Just going to Android Studio, deleting the Android Emulator (in Appearances & Behavior > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools) and installing it again. Then, it will work correctly.

By doing this, we can execute the command emulator -V again and we will see that it works as expected:

However, the Android Emulator should be installed correctly on the M1 MacBooks when executing the setup-dev command.

Code example, screenshot, or link to repository

No response

[raedle]

Thanks for reporting the issue on M1 devices, @aaronespasa. Is PR #24 related to this issue?

[aaronespasa]

@raedle The PR #24 does not solve this issue. The issue that is reported here is related with the installation of the Android Emulator (from Android Studio) and the PR focuses on solving a problem with the creation of the AVD. They are only related in the sense that the AVD will use the Android Emulator.

[chrisklaiber]

Closing out this issue since the torchlive-cli has been removed from PlayTorch with version 0.2.2. Thanks for reporting this.

We have released the PlayTorch app and a local development environment is no longer necessary. See https://playtorch.dev/docs/tutorials/get-started/

If a local development environment is needed, we recommend the default approach from React Native or Expo, applied to PlayTorch. See https://playtorch.dev/docs/tutorials/get-started-manually/