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I am currently building a react-native app and have installed the react-native-skia library so that I can use the blur feature.

I am using Windows OS. I have Android studio and use the virtual device manager but I do not code in Android studio instead I use VSCode.

The docs for react-native-skia suggest I do the below but I do not understand how that would make a difference when I am not using Android Studio. I think I am misunderstanding and perhaps do not need to do the below.

Currently, you will need Android NDK to be installed. If you have Android Studio installed, make sure $ANDROID_NDK is available. ANDROID_NDK=/Users/username/Library/Android/sdk/ndk/ for instance. If the NDK is not installed, you can install it via Android Studio by going to the menu File Project Structure And then the SDK Location section

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    I think the only meaning is to reduce the complexity of setting up the NDK rather than [install the Android NDK using the command line](https://stackoverflow.com/q/36074526/295004) – Morrison Chang Jan 14 '23 at 16:13

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