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You download an .apk file (ex. Radio Disney app) and you want to import it to Android Studio. How could you be able to do that? Explain.
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You can ofcourse just run the application from the UI which will automatically install it. “To install an APK file on the emulated device, drag an APK file onto the emulator screen. An APK Installer dialog appears.
If your phone's web browser doesn't give you the option to open the file after downloading, open your file explorer app, go to the Downloads folder on your device, then tap the APK file. Allow the app any required permissions it asks for. Then, at the bottom of the installer window, tap Install.
We just need the APK file to install it in the Emulator. First of all, we still have to open the Emulator and after that drag, your APK file and drop it in the emulator anywhere and that's it it will simply install that app in the Emulator.
You can decompile the .apk using this decompiler or another one to decompile the apk and download sources, those can be imported in android studio.
The first compiler's results look the easiest to be imported into android studio. I'm going to try this in a couple of hours so i may improve my answer over time.
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