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expo-ts

v2024.3.9

Published

An opinionated template that will allow you to start a new React Native project quickly with Expo, TypeScript, Prettier, ESLint, and some custom configurations that will make development process better

Downloads

173

Readme

Using Expo 50.

Please read Starting React Native Project in 2024 article for details.

Quick start

  1. Run npx create-expo-app -t expo-ts command.
  2. Type your project name.
  3. Change directory to your project with cd <your-project-name> command.
  4. Run yarn start to start the Metro Bundler.
  5. Press i to start the iOS simulator or a to run the Android emulator.📱

Please use the npx expo eject command to switch to the "bare" react-native app. See the docs to learn about the difference between managed and bare workflows.

Happy hacking! 🤓

Features

Available commands

  • yarn start - start Metro Bundler.
  • yarn ios - run on iOS.
  • yarn android - run on Android.
  • yarn web - run on web.
  • yarn lint - check code for errors.
  • yarn release - generate a changelog, bump the version of app and create a new tag.
  • yarn test - run tests.