If you DON’T see these questions you may see a message like this instead: Choose the basic option from the Managed Workflow section and press return. Once you’ve typed that on the command line and pressed return you’ll see a question prompt asking you what type of project you want to set up. For this example we’ll call it myapp, so : expo init myapp where my-project should be the name of your new app. At the command prompt, navigate to the folder where you want your project folder to be, and type: expo init my-project I’ve summarised the key required steps here. Set up your new Expo projectĮxpo have plenty of documentation available at so some of the process of creating a new React Native app with Expo is covered. I’ve written another post about issues with installing or updating the Expo CLI which you may find useful. You will also need to install the Expo client on your Android and / or iOS device. In which case follow the instructions here – and then try again. If you get an error message about npm not being recognised, then you haven’t yet got node package manager installed, and you will need that. In your command line tool of choice (Command or Git Bash), type: npm install -global expo-cli The very first time you create an Expo app you will need to install the Expo CLI. Get Started creating your app – Install the Expo client Continue to create your React Native App with Expo! Get Started creating your app – Install the Expo client.

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