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create-universal
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Cross-platform Expo app generator (iOS/Android/web) with TypeScript, formatting, and gluestack/tailwind
Cross-platform Expo/shadcn project generator to bootstrap an app that runs on iOS, Android, and web.
Includes TypeScript, Expo, Expo Router, web support, SVG support, an opinionated (auto-fixable) linting config, and shadcn/Tailwind via react-native-reusables/NativeWind.
With npm:
npm create universal app
With yarn:
yarn create universal app
Or specify a name to create your app in that directory:
npm create universal app your-app-name
Note: To ensure npm uses the latest if you used a previous version, you can run
npm create universal@latest app.
This essentially does the following:
npm create -y expo -- -y your-app-name (the default expo template)Then you can simply run the following to see the web version of your new app:
cd my-app && npm start
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Cross-platform Expo app generator (iOS/Android/web) with TypeScript, formatting, and gluestack/tailwind
We found that create-universal demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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