Scaffolds Expo/React Native apps, configures EAS Build profiles, manages native modules via CNG, sets up Expo Router navigation, and uses EAS Update for OTA deployments. Use when creating React Native apps with Expo, configuring EAS builds, setting up Expo Router, managing native modules, or deploying OTA updates.
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ios/ or android/ — npx expo prebuild regenerates both from app.json / app.config.ts, so hand edits vanish. Gitignore both directories. npx expo prebuild --clean when native state is suspect.app.plugin.js, registered in expo.plugins) applied at prebuild time. npx create-expo-module scaffolds a Swift + Kotlin module.npx expo install, not npm install, so versions resolve against the SDK. npx expo install --fix repairs an SDK version mismatch.eas.json profiles: development = developmentClient: true + distribution: internal; preview = distribution: internal + channel; production = channel + autoIncrement: true.runtimeVersion: { policy: "fingerprint" } in app.json. eas update --channel production ships JS only — a runtimeVersion mismatch forces a new binary build, and native changes can never go OTA.eas update:republish --group <previous-group-id>. Diagnose failures via eas build:list then eas build:view <id>.eas secret:create), never app.json; device-side storage via expo-secure-store.eas credentials. CI/CD lives in .eas/workflows/.Files under app/ are routes; a _layout.tsx per directory supplies <Stack> / <Tabs> / <Drawer>. Parenthesized directories are groups and do not appear in the URL — app/(auth)/login.tsx serves /login. Read dynamic segments with useLocalSearchParams(). Deep links require scheme in app.json; myapp://user/123 then resolves to app/user/[id].tsx.
Docs: https://docs.expo.dev/
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