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create-startupjs
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Bootstrap a new StartupJS application
TBD
Create a new Expo (or pure React Native) project from any template.
Add startupjs to it by executing:
npm init startupjs
Wrap the root of your application into <StartupjsProvider>
component:
import { StartupjsProvider } from 'startupjs'
// ...
return (
<StartupjsProvider>
...
</StartupjsProvider>
)
For example, if you are using Expo with expo-router
, you'll need to do it in app/_layout.tsx
Start the app the same way as you would usually start Expo or React Native app.
To test the production server run yarn build && yarn start-production
FAQs
Bootstrap a new StartupJS application.
We found that create-startupjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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