How to check if specific Android SDK component is installed or not via command line -

given:

• i have installed android sdk available in path
• i have installed of components id (e.g. android-23, extra-android-support, sys-img-armeabi-v7a-android-19, etc) using command android update sdk -u -a -t some-ids

question:

how check using command line if components installed or not, based on exact same ids installed them?

bonus: can done without internet connection

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i'm going use in ansible playbook script. need avoid running installation command if exists idempotency. although android update sdk not install installed items, query remote android repository beforehand unnecessary overhead.

i know it's pretty old question, facing same problem while , couldn't find answer.

so i've done in own ansible role (here: "android_sdk") using local facts.
steps need are:

1. collect variable local facts (in eg. defaults/main.yml):

   android_sdk_installed: "{{ ansible_local.android_sdk.sdks_installed                            if (ansible_local|d() , ansible_local.android_sdk|d() ,                                ansible_local.android_sdk.sdks_installed|d([]))                            else [] }}" 

2. install specified sdks / build-tools / etc

   - name: install android sdks applicable releases   shell: /bin/bash -l -c 'echo y | android -s update sdk -u -a -t "{{ item }}"'   with_items:     - "{{ android_sdk_tools }}"   when: item not in android_sdk_installed   register: sdk_install_res 

   where android_sdk_tools example set to:

   android_sdk_tools:   - "build-tools-23.0.2"   - "build-tools-19.1.0" 

3. modify local variable android_sdk_installed (i know it's pretty ugly - it's filtering output previous step clean view)

   - name: set local android_sdk_installed fact   set_fact: android_sdk_installed="{{ android_sdk_installed|d([]) + [item.item|d()] }}"   with_items: |     {% set items=[] %}     {% item in sdk_install_res.results %}     {% if item.item defined %}{% if item.rc defined %}     {% if items.append({'item':item.item,'rc':item.rc}) %}{% endif %}     {% endif %}{% endif %}     {% endfor %}     {{ items | to_nice_json }}   when: sdk_install_res defined , item.rc == 0 

4. save local facts (it's based on code debops ansible project)

   - name: make sure ansible local facts directory present   file:     path: '/etc/ansible/facts.d'     state: 'directory'     owner: 'root'     group: 'root'     mode: '0755'  - name: save android_sdk local facts   template:     src: 'etc/ansible/facts.d/android_sdk.fact.j2'     dest: '/etc/ansible/facts.d/android_sdk.fact'     owner: 'root'     group: 'root'     mode: '0644'   register: android_sdk_register_local_facts  - name: gather facts if modified   action: setup   when: android_sdk_register_local_facts.changed 

   where content of template file "android_sdk.fact.j2" is:

   {% set android_sdk_tpl_sdks_installed = [] %} {% if (ansible_local|d() , ansible_local.android_sdk|d() ,        ansible_local.android_sdk.sdks_installed|d()) %} {%   element in ansible_local.android_sdk.sdks_installed %} {%     set _ = android_sdk_tpl_sdks_installed.append(element) %} {%   endfor %} {% endif %} {% element in android_sdk_installed or [] %} {%       set _ = android_sdk_tpl_sdks_installed.append(element) %} {% endfor %} { "sdks_installed": {{ android_sdk_tpl_sdks_installed | unique | sort | to_nice_json }} } 

hope helps, cheers! :)