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Asked by: Jianlin Ostertag
technology and computing shareware and freewareHow do I get my existing react native project running with Expo?
How do I get my existing React Native project running with Expo? Right now, the easiest way to do this is to use expo init (with Expo CLI) to make a new project, and then copy over all your JavaScript source code from your existing project, and then yarn add ing the library dependencies you have.
Considering this, how do you run a project Expo?
Viewing a Project on Your Phone
- Go get the Expo app on your Android or iOS device. It's available on the Google Play Store and on the iOS App Store.
- Run expo send to send a link via email. You can also use the --send-to option when running expo start .
- Check your e-mail and tap the link.
In this manner, should I use Expo for react native?
If this is not a big issue for you, then Expo may be the right choice. However, if your app requires a specific functionality and packages with native modules (written with native languages), it's better to go with Vanilla React Native.
Creating the project Run expo init to create a project. You'll be asked to name your project. The project will be created in a new directory with that name in the current working directory. I'll call mine first-project , and press Enter.