1. Get Started

First, this is important, please make sure you have already install and run the simulator successful base on this guide - https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html, it will help you install and build your first React Native app. If you start with the Expo project please select "Quick Start", and if you start with "Native version" you should start with "Building Projects with Native Code"

2. Install Expo XDE

The project is base on Expo so you can refer to the document here to know to setup for Expo library:https://docs.expo.io.

XDE stands for Expo Development Environment. It is a standalone desktop app that includes all dependencies you’ll need to get started.

Download the latest version of XDE formacOS,Windows (64-bit), orLinux.

On Linux, open withchmod a+x xde*.AppImageand./xde*.AppImage.

3. Mobile Client: Expo for iOS and Android

The Expo client is like a browser for apps built with Expo. When you boot up XDE on your project it generates a unique development URL for you, and you can access that from the Expo client on iOS or Android, either on a real device or in a simulator.

On your device:download for Android from the Play Storeorfor iOS from the App Store

You don’t need to manually install the Expo client on your emulator/simulator, because XDE will do that automatically. See the next sections of this guide.

4. Project installing

• [ ] New version release is having the issue with "react-native-router-flux", please update the package json to fix "DependencyGraph: @providesModule naming collision" issue

  before: "react-native-router-flux": "^3.38.0",
  after: "react-native-router-flux": "3.38.0",

• [ ] You need to install the Yarn to install the package fist: http://yarnpkg.com. After install, from the root folder of the project run: yarn install

• [ ] Open the XDE and open the project folder. Then you can run the project on simulator by click to Device, open on iOS Simulator or Open on Android.+