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create-expojet

v0.7.0

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A production-ready Expo stack in one command.

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create-expojet

A production-ready Expo stack in one command.

Scaffold battle-tested Expo SDK 57 mobile apps, type-safe Hono backends, and Next.js 15 web monorepos in seconds.

Quick Start

Run interactively:

# Using npm
npx create-expojet@latest

# Using pnpm
pnpm dlx create-expojet@latest

# Using bun
bunx create-expojet@latest

You can also use the binary command expojet:

npx expojet my-app

Non-Interactive Scaffolding

Generate a standalone Expo app with NativeWind & Clerk:

npx create-expojet my-app --style nativewind --auth clerk --yes

Generate a full-stack Expo + Next.js 15 + Hono API monorepo with Unistyles:

npx create-expojet my-monorepo --structure monorepo-web --style unistyles --auth clerk --yes

Options & Flags

| Flag | Description | Values | Default | |---|---|---|---| | --structure | Monorepo or standalone layout | standalone, monorepo, monorepo-web | standalone | | --style | Styling engine | uniwind, nativewind, unistyles, stylesheet | uniwind | | --auth | Authentication adapter | clerk, supabase, firebase, none, experimental better-auth | clerk | | --backend | Backend adapter | none, hono, express, nestjs, convex | hono (monorepo) | | --socials | Clerk social providers | google, apple, facebook, microsoft | — | | --package-manager | Package manager | pnpm, npm, bun, yarn | pnpm | | --experimental | Allow experimental adapters | boolean | false | | --preset / --save-preset | Load or save configuration presets | preset name | — | | --no-dark-mode | Disable dynamic dark mode | boolean | false | | --no-onboarding | Disable onboarding flow | boolean | false | | --no-eas | Disable EAS configuration | boolean | false | | --no-install | Skip dependency installation | boolean | false | | --no-git | Skip git repository initialization | boolean | false | | --dry-run | Preview generation without disk writes | boolean | false | | --yes | Non-interactive mode using defaults | boolean | false |

Diagnostic Commands

Run diagnostics in any generated project:

expojet doctor
expojet env check
expojet info

License

MIT