When meeting with Nativescript there was a problem testing the application. Running the application in a standard emulator tns run android --emulator emulator command takes a very long time. I found out on the Internet that you can run the application in the Genymotion emulator (as they say, the launch in this emulator is always faster). Here is the order of my actions:

1) Create a new virtual device in the genymotion named em
2) Run it
3) I am writing nodejs tns run android --geny em command in nodejs console
4) I get a huge portion of incomprehensible errors, which are useless to google: Console errors If you do not start the virtual device and immediately write a start command to the console, another error will appear: Another mistake Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong?

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    Solved the problem by installing Gradle from nodejs using Chocolate and configuring the SDK path for Genymotion. In Genymotion, you had to select Settings-> ADB-> Use custom Android SDK tools and specify the path to the Android SDK, which is used by NativeScript itself.