Open AndroidStudio project from command line on OSX

I would like to open an AndroidStudio project from the command line on my Mac. Something like:

~ $ AndroidStudio --path ~/my_android_project

Is this possible in some way?

Easiest way to use it from command line is to create a shortcut using Android Studio's built in tool: Menu --> Tools --> Create command line launcher.

After that, just call studio myprojectname.

how about:

open -a /Applications/Android\ Studio.app /path/to/my_android_project

For Windows user, use the following command:

start "" "C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\bin\studio64.exe" "X:\path\to\my_android_project"

In your ~/.bash_profile add

alias AndroidStudio="open -a /Applications/Android\ Studio.app"

Then reload your terminal and you can now do

AndroidStudio ~/my_android_project

Typing the path to the android studio application binary, followed by a path to an android project directory works for me.

for example:

/Applications/Android\ Studio.app/Contents/MacOS/studio  ~<username>/androidprojects/AndroidAppProjectDirectory

Use below command to open your project.

open -a Android\ Studio "Your Project Path"

For Mac Catalina and up, paste this line into ~/.zshrc

alias androidstudio="open -a /Applications/Android\ Studio.app"

Save then reload it source ~/.zshrc

Now you able to open specific android project with Android Studio from terminal.

Let's try: androidstudio /path/to/your/project

Another way, which relying only on application bundle identifier (regardless application location on disk):

open -b com.google.android.studio /path/to/your/project

For Mac users:

If you are using bach:

• Open Terminal and cd to ~ like this: cd ~
• Open the .bach_profile file with this command: open .bach_profile
• Add the following line in the .bach_profile file:
  alias NAMEYOUWANT="/Applications/Android\ Studio.app" for example alias android="/Applications/Android\ Studio.app"
• Save file and restart Terminal.

If you are using zsh:

• Open Terminal and cd to ~ like this: cd ~
• Open the .zshrc file with this command: open .zshrc
• Add the following line in the .zshrc file:
  alias NAMEYOUWANT="/Applications/Android\ Studio.app" for example alias android="/Applications/Android\ Studio.app"
• Save file and restart Terminal.
  

You can now open a project with Android Studio using this command:
open . -a NAMEYOUWANT (with our example it would be: open . -a android)

You can follow these steps to create any alias like opening Xcode, Visual Studio or even shortcut git commands.

This is the proper answer. There is some permission related issue. Android studio is not picking PATH.

chmod +x /Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/bin/printenv