All language subtitles for 007 Starting the Emulator_en

In the last section, we finished up the installation of this system image.

So this is the actual copy of Android that is going to be running on our emulator on.

Now, select the image that I just downloaded a click on next and then finish.

Now, when you cook and finish, it might just hang for a minute or two, which is totally fine, and

then you'll see the new emulator that we just put together up here, right here.

Now, I have to just because I already previously had one emulator going, I just created another one

to walk this process with you.

So now to start up the emulator, I'll find the play button on the far right hand side.

Now click that and then it's going to start the emulator up.

So here's the emulator window and I'll very quickly see the application or see the Android operating

system start to boot up inside there.

So now all that is starting up.

I'm going to flip back over to my terminal and we're going to start it on the process of actually booting

up our flutter application and getting it to run on this device over here.

So back inside my terminal window, I'm going to first run a command to make sure that our installation

process is pretty much where we expect it to be, which is essentially complete.

So to do so, I'm going to run a command flutter doctor, doctors, a command that's going to take a

look at some different aspects of flutter on your machine and make sure that everything is set up and

ready to go.

So I'll run this, and that's going to pronounce some status information and you'll notice that we see

first right here flutter, that means that we have successfully installed a flutter.

You'll notice that for me there is a exclamation point next to Android toolchain.

So the exclamation right here means that we still have a little bit of work to do to actually set this

thing up.

The message says to resolve this issue, you have to run the command, flutter Dr Dash, dash, android,

dash licences.

And so we'll do that right now.

I'm going to run that command, so I'll just copy that, paste it down here again.

Flutter Dr Dash, dash android dash license's.

I'll run it.

And then we're going to see a couple of, like, little thingamajigs down here, say, hey, do you

want to accept this?

So you're just going to say why and enter?

Why Dementor?

Why the venture?

Why the venture?

And that's pretty much it.

So we can now run flutter doctor again.

Now we should see flutters, good to go, Android Toolchain is good to go, Android Studio is good to

go.

And we have a connected device which now run flutter devices and it will print out the name of the Android

device that Flutter is going to try to run itself on.

So the Android emulator is listed right here.

So I think we're ready to actually test this out and start out that application that we had previously

generated using the flutter command line tool.

Now, in my terminal, you'll notice that I'm inside of that pix directory.

That is the project that we generated like three sections ago using the Flutter SDK.

So make sure that you're inside of that text directory, the directory that we just generated, and

then once you're inside there will run the command flutter run, which is how we boot up, flutter and

automatically deploy the application to the emulator over here.

So we'll execute, flutter, run, and then we're going to see a little bit of installation or setup

processes right here.

Again, it's going to take just a minute or two.

So we'll take another quick pause and then wrap up with the entire installation in the next section.

So I'll see you in just a minute.