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See how quickly you can turn your ideas into performant universal apps before installing a thing.
Get started with Node to use everything in the JS ecosystem, including Expo and React Native. We recommend using the latest Node version.
You will run this tool locally to package, serve, and publish your projects.npm install expo-cli --global
You will be asked to create an Expo account before proceeding.expo init myNewProjectcd myNewProjectexpo start
Open Expo Client on your device. Scan the QR code printed by expo start with Expo Client (Android) or Camera (iOS). You may have to wait a minute while your project bundles and loads for the first time.
Select your favorite editor, like Atom, VSCode, Sublime Text, Vim, or Emacs, open yourProject/App.js, and start building! We recommend following the tutorial.
A CLI tool with an interface prompt and an optional web interface.
There are three main steps to wiring up push notifications: sending a user’s Expo Push Token to your server, calling Expo’s Push API with the token when you want to send a notification, and responding to receiving and/or selecting the notification in your app.
A splash screen, also known as a launch screen, is the first screen that a user sees when opening your app, and it stays visible while the app is loading.