Pluto65
Pluto65

Reputation: 188

How can I access android.developer site offline?

I am a beginner,

I want to download all documentation of this site:
https://developer.android.com/studio/intro/index.html

But I cannot do it.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 5345

Answers (3)

dma8hm1334
dma8hm1334

Reputation: 31

A few days ago I downloaded all of the documents available on the site https://developer.android.com/ for my own personal use. These documents are now uploaded to Google Drive as two separate archives for public usage, in the hope that it will be useful to those who need it, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.

The first archive is: android-developers-docs-2020-02-23.tar.xz with the following specifications:

  • the size of the archive file is: 925 M
  • disk usage after extraction is: 17.9 G
  • number of files in the archive is: 36735
  • code samples are not included in this archive.

The second archive (for those who need to access code samples offline too) is: android-developers-gits-2020-02-23.tar.xz with the following specifications:

  • the size of the archive file is: 6.6 G
  • disk usage after extraction is: 9.1 G
  • number of files in the archive is: 200030
  • this archive should be extracted in the same directory as the first one.

After unpacking the second archive file, please do:

cd android-developers-docs
mv github.com  github.com.OLD
ln -fs github.com.git github.com

Upvotes: 3

Manish Kumar Sharma
Manish Kumar Sharma

Reputation: 13442

I am posting an answer because as of the latest Android Studio(2.3), it is found in your AppData directory which is hidden by default. Find it here:

C:\Users\<Your User Name>\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\docs\

You can start with index.html and post opening, you will find the search in the top right hand side corner.

Upvotes: 3

Pavneet_Singh
Pavneet_Singh

Reputation: 37404

You don't need to download , it's already included in android sdk

so go to your android sdk folder and look for docs folder

e.g c:\....yourpath..\sdk\docs and in this folder look for something name as index.html page

Note: look for your sdk in the specific drive e.g E,D

most of site content will be there but don't expect the complete content/resources of other linked sites

Upvotes: 7

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