React Native Expo CLI Installation Windows 10: Step by step Guide
I will not bore you with the introduction or any other thing because if you are here that means you already know what react-native is. so, let's get started with the installation:
Quick Overview
* Step 1- Node js Installation
* Step 2- Android Studio Installation
* Step 3- Expo CLI Installation
Step 1- Node js Installation:
If you are sure that you have already installed node js you can move you the step2.
To check your node version type “node -v” on your cmd. If it shows any version then you have node js installed in your system.
If you don't have node js installed on your system then go to the node.js site or copy or click this URL 👇👇
https://nodejs.org/en/
and click on “LTS Recommended For Most Users” to download the node js.
After downloading and installation of node js open again your node js and type “node -v” to check your node version if it shows you a number then you have successfully installed the node js. As in my case, my node js version is 14.15.5.
if you are seeing a version then you have successfully installed node js in your system otherwise repeat step 1 and good luck with that.
Step 2- Android Studio Installation
To download the android studio copy the URL below or click on it to go on the android studio official website.
https://developer.android.com/studio
After downloading and installation we will create a virtual device on the android studio. just follow the steps given below to create a device…
Now click on the green button to run your emulator…
Step 3- Expo CLI Installation
Open cmd and type “npm install — global expo-cli” and enter it to install the expo cli on your system.
Congratulations you have successfully installed the expo-cli on your system.
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