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Question by Guest 07/04/2013 at 15:36

So, a DMG is something like a ZIP file. When opening, a DMG is mounted to the system as if it is a CD or an USB drive. The actual application is in the DMG and can be started, copied or installed from there. For example, if there is an APP file in the DMG, you can move it. Jul 11, 2017  Please leave a comment if you have any questions and don't forget to like my videos & subscribe to my channel.

I am using my Mac for only a little time. So, I have not yet figured out the difference between APP and DMG files.

When downloading programs from the internet, the applications are offered either as APP or as DMG. But what is the exact difference?

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  • This is a dependency check for appium-doctor but not really needed for Android. Install it anyway as you may do iOS automation in the future.

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• Open Downloads folder and double click the DMG file.
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• Click the Continue button.
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*** DO NOT use the default system OSX Ruby. Install a newer version with a Ruby package manager RVM (below instructions) or RBENV.

• Open a terminal and check ruby version: $ ruby -v
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• Determine which shell you use. Open a terminal and run $ echo $SHELL.
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• Add the following variables.
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  • export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)
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• Save profile. Press shift + : type wq! and press enter.
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Test Environment Variables

• Run $ java -version in terminal. You should see something close to this java version '1.8.0_144' or greater is returned.
• Run $ ruby -v in terminal. You should see something close to this ruby 2.4.1 or greater.
• Run $ emulator -help. You should see menu options for android emulator manager.
• If any of the above is not working check to make sure the install locations are correct and reflected correctly in the path environment variable.

Test ADB is installed.

• Run $ adb in CMD. You should see this Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.39 or greater along wiht additional menu options.

Create Android Emulator

• Run $ android create avd -n EM1 -k 'system-images;android-23;google_apis;x86' in terminal.
• Enter NO to not create a custom hardware profile.
• Run the emulator: $ANDROID_HOME/tools/emulator -avd EM1
  • Verify avd output on startup includes:
  • Hax is enabled
  • HAX is working and emulator runs in fast virt mode.
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Install Appium Doctor via NPM

• Run $ npm install -g appium-doctor
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  • Verify 'info AppiumDoctor Everything looks good, bye!' is displayed.
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Install Appium via NPM

• Run $ npm install -g appium
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