Android Core

Android – Import projects from Git

There are many cases when we have requirement and need to clone Git repository, at that time we have to clone repository by using Git Client, FYI I have installed Git GUI client on my windows machine. By cloning this way, we have to import those project into eclipse manually. Now, What if there is a way directly by which we can have projects imported directly into Eclipse (or Android ADT or Android studio).

This article’s main aim is to show you step by step process to import projects from Git directly into Android ADT. Before following steps make sure you have installed Eclipse EGit in your Eclipse. If you have downloaded Android ADT Bundle then you don’t need to worry.
 
 
egit
Now, follow below steps to import project from any Git repository. FYI, we are going to clone and import Volley library, for which my next post is about

Step 1:

git1

Step 2:

git2

Step 3:

git3

Step 4:

git4

Step 5:

git5

Step 6:

git6

Step 7:

git7
 

Reference: Android – Import projects from Git from our JCG partner Paresh Mayani at the TechnoTalkative blog.

Paresh Mayani

Paresh Mayani is a Mobile application developer from India, having been involved in Android app development since around 3 years. He writes technical articles at TechnoTalkative. Apart from his job, he manages Google Developer Group (GDG) - Ahmedabad and has been speaker in various events. He is very much active in supporting the Android developer community, from answering questions on StackOverflow to publishing articles with possible sample code. Currently he is holder of around 25000 reputation.
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