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expo-updater

v2.0.3

Published

3 years ago

Update package.json to use latest Expo SDK

Downloads

30

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expo-updater

Update package.json to use new Expo SDK

Install

$ npm install --global expo-updater

Usage

Goto the project root & run

$ expo-updater

:warning: Warning ️

Original Implementation was made to be automated, but the Expo team changes versions continuously so the original implementation didn't work when version 24.0.1 was published so I've changed the implementation to use a expo.json file which will be using a JSON file maintained by me until I am using Expo. You can fork this repo to use your own if I stop maintaining. Follow the below steps to use your own local version.

Symlink

If you want to use your own version, just clone it or download it.
cd expo-updater
npm install
npm link to create a symlink to expo-updater
Now change the index.js file or expo.json file & then repeat Step 4 again & it will use your own version.

Related

Surrender - CLI script that clears Watchman, removes node_modules and cleans cache using npm or yarn

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

Fork it.
Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
Submit a pull request :D

Or open up a issue.

License

MIT © Akshay Kadam