Icons List #

Import them import * as Icon from '@expo/vector-icons';

You can use dif­fer­ent icons libraries like FontAwe­some, Ion­i­cons, Foun­da­tion, and more

Use them <Icon.FontAwesome name="check-circle" color="#fff" />

More info

Expo CLI #

Use it for run­ning your app and deploy­ing to devices or App Store in a much eas­i­er way!

Most used commands

• expo start — Starts or restarts a local serv­er for your app and gives you a URL to it
• expo ios — Opens your app in Expo in an iOS sim­u­la­tor on your computer
• expo build:ios — Build a stand­alone IPA for your project, signed and ready for sub­mis­sion to the Apple App Store.
• expo:upload:ios — Uploads a stand­alone app to Apple Test­Flight (works on macOS only). Uploads the lat­est build by default.

When to use #

• this.appPaused=true — When a vari­able is not dis­played under render() but it changes dur­ing the tran­si­tion of the app.
• this.setState({ timer:timer++}) — When a vari­able is dis­played under render() and is con­stant­ly changing.

Sub­mit­ting to the App Store #

When you sub­mit to the app store, be aware that Seg­ment col­lects the IDFA for use in doing mobile install attri­bu­tion with inte­gra­tions like Mobile App Track­ing. Even if you’re not cur­rent­ly doing mobile install attri­bu­tion, if you get asked, ​“Does this app use the Adver­tis­ing Iden­ti­fi­er (IDFA)?” on this page, you’ll want to check the fol­low­ing three boxes:

1. “Attribute this app instal­la­tion to a pre­vi­ous­ly served advertisement”
2. “Attribute an action tak­en with­in this app to a pre­vi­ous­ly served advertisement”
3. “I, YOUR_NAME, con­firm that this app, and any third party…”

Local­iza­tion #

https://​docs​.expo​.io/​v​e​r​s​i​o​n​s​/​l​a​t​e​s​t​/​s​d​k​/​l​o​c​a​l​i​z​a​tion/

Upload­ing app to itunes con­nect #

https://​docs​.expo​.io/​d​i​s​t​r​i​b​u​t​i​o​n​/​a​p​p​-​s​t​ores/ https://​docs​.expo​.io/​d​i​s​t​r​i​b​u​t​i​o​n​/​u​p​l​o​a​d​i​n​g​-​apps/