title: -bash: android: command not found on Mac OSX
body: <p>I've been diving into Android development for a while, and now I want to use some project (helpshift) in my app. On the website they have some <a href="http://developers.helpshift.com/android/samples/">example apps</a> in which the readme says: Run the following inside the /HelpshiftDemo folder.</p>
  
  <pre><code>android update project -t android-17 -p .
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  <p>So I do this, but unfortunately this gives me an error saying <code>-bash: android: command not found</code>. I understand this, because "android" as such doesn't refer to anything on my laptop (Mac OSX). So I thought it is maybe referring to the adb. So I tried replacing <code>android</code> for the direct path to my adb:</p>
  
  <pre><code>/Users/kramer65/dev/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130917/sdk/platform-tools/adb update project -t android-17 -p .
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  <p>This gives me a humongous output with more information on adb, which is I guess not the expected result.</p>
  
  <p>So my questions; what does <code>android</code> refer to, and how can I fix this on Mac OSX?</p>