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I need the Player store because I can't find the play store on the play store so I need to know how to download the play store without using the play store to download the play store
Starting with Android Studio 3.0 Canary 1, you have now some options of devices that come with the Play Store app built-in (like Nexus 5X and Nexus 5 on image below).
Also, you should use a system-image which targets "Google Play" (instead of Google APIs), as said images come with "Google Play" pre-installed, and you can just like a real device open "Google play" and update it.
Update 2022; but even with above, you cannot use the Emulator to test Google Play Billing:
- You must install your application on a real device to test Google Play Billing,
- Or, ask Google for "closed testing" permission.
see How to test In-app Billing on an emulator?
After a long while of testing, everything seems to be outdated. I can't find necessary APK's like GoogleLoginService.apk, etc.
I got it to work by installing two virtual devices.
- My Device (a Samsung Galaxy Tab A with custom skin and sizes)
- A device, which had the "Play Store Available" icon in your AVD-Manager on the site where you can create a new profile.
I installed the first device and the second device with the same Android version, and used one profile from Samsung (because my tablet is a Samsung).
After that step, I compared the config.ini file located in:
C:\Users\USER\.android\avd\DEVICE_ID
On Ubuntu/Linux it'll be in
~/.android/avd/DEVICE_ID
Change the following variables to:
PlayStore.enabled = true
image.sysdir.1=system-images\android-27\google_apis_playstore\x86\
tag.display=Google Play
tag.id=google_apis_playstore
Here's an example diff of what fields will be changed:
After that you'll probably have to re-download the system image for the device, which you can do from Tools > AVD Manager.
Here's an example screenshot of what that'd look like:
Once done, restart the device, and Play store will be installed and ready to use.