@realm/expo-template-ts
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Simple Expo template to quickly get started with Realm and Realm types.
`npx create-react-native-app MyAwesomeRealmApp -t https://github.com/realm/realm-js --template-path packages/expo-template-ts
expo start --dev-client, try it out.You can easily use this project with EAS - just follow the steps below.
ios.bundleIdentifier and android.package in app.jsoneas build:configureThis example comes with two pre-configured build types: release (a production version of your app - ready to be uploaded to stores), with-dev-client (a development version of your app that can be shared with your teammates).
To build the app with the dev client, just run eas build --profile with-dev-client.
Note: the
with-dev-clientuses the internal distribution on iOS. That's why, you need to add your device to be able to install the built app. To do it, you can useeas device:create.
For more information about EAS, check out documentation.
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