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In my ~/github directory, run git clone [email protected]:expo/expo.git
. This takes a while, as it has to download 3 GiB
Navigate to cd expo
and run yarn
, this might take a minute
Navigate to: cd apps/native-component-list
folder
Run yarn start
which should start the Metro server
yarn web
and it will show in your browser in localhost:8081I think the idea of Expo UI is to provide components that are then natively implemented by:
I am not sure whether the component needs to exist for both and to what extend they need to be complete primitives or can be higher order, i.e. a common combination of them.