To determine what version of the Cordova-Android package is installed in your Cordova project, run the command cordova platform ls in your project's root directory.Īs a general rule, Android versions become unsupported by Cordova as they dip below 5% on Google's distribution dashboard. Note: The cordova-android versions listed above are not for the Cordova CLI.
The supported Android API Levels (versions of Android) corresponding with the Cordova-Android released versions are listed in the table below: cordova-android Version You will need to install and set up the requirements regardless of whether you want to use the Android-specific command-line tools or Cordova CLI commands. If you know the version you want, a link like will get you to a download page for 2.1.3 via the site, if you prefer.Ībove site doesn't have older versions after V2.3.This guide will help set up your development environment for building Cordova apps for Android devices and optionally use Android-specific command-line tools within your development workflow.
To do this, in your new installation of Android Studio, go toĪppearance & Behavior -> System Settings -> Android SDK,Įnter the android SDK location path of the other install. You may also want to download the IDE only and set it up to point to your existing SDK. The official archive download site is here, but most if not all of the older version links are dead. Unfortunately, I couldn't find archives for linux. You can download previous versions through a third-party site from the following links (thanks Nikhil): A good way to try something in another version of Android Studio is to make a second installation.
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