// if you didn't run before ionic build // then npx cap add android npx cap sync
Here is what the above code is Doing:
1. We’re installing the Capacitor CLI globally.
2. We’re adding the Android platform to our project.
3. We’re syncing our project with the Android platform.
Now, we can run our app on Android.
npx cap open android
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