asd

Android SDK Downloader — a fast, offline-friendly Android SDK component downloader that fetches packages from the Myket mirror (maven.myket.ir), bypassing the need for sdkmanager or direct access to Google’s servers.

asd -up          # download the package registry (first run only)
asd ndk           # install the latest NDK
asd build-tools 37.0.0-rc2

Getting Started

Install dependencies, run setup, and download your first SDK component.

Guides

Installing components, bypassing sudo, repairing and verifying packages.

Command Reference

Every asd command and flag, with usage and examples.

FAQ

Common questions about the registry, sudo, and troubleshooting.

Why asd

Offline package lookup — packages resolve from a local CSV registry, so looking up a package name and version needs no network round-trip.
Multi-connection downloads — every component is fetched with aria2c, not a single-threaded HTTP client.
Recognized by the Android SDK — asd generates a package.xml for every install, so sdkmanager, Android Studio, and Gradle all see the component as properly installed.
Clean installs — single-subdirectory archives are automatically flattened so you don’t end up with a redundant nested folder.
Integrity checking — every download is verified against a SHA-1 checksum from the registry.
No root required — point ANDROID_HOME and ASD_CSV at writable, user-owned directories and skip sudo entirely.

Install

Arch Linux:

sudo pacman -S aria2 unzip gawk curl coreutils

Then clone the repository and run the setup script:

git clone https://github.com/psdkjoon/asd.git
cd asd
sudo ./setup

See Getting Started for the full walkthrough, including the no-sudo install path.

Repository: psdkjoon/asd
License: MIT
Requires: aria2c, unzip, awk, curl, sha1sum