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expo-env-cli

v1.0.6

Published

Environment aware expo-cli wrapper

Downloads

22

Readme

expo-env-cli

Environment aware expo-cli wrapper

Installation

npm install -g expo-env-cli
# or inside a project
npm install --save-dev expo-env-cli

Uses local expo account

Before executing local expo-cli, this tool executes noninteractive ./node_modules/expo login using credentials from 'expo-env/credentials.json'. It uses json keys username and password, for example expo-env/credentials.json:

{
  "username": "expo-user123",
  "password": "expo-account-password"
}

Forces the use of /node_modules' expo

expo-env fails to run if the local project doesn't have expo installed locally. Listing the correct expo-cli dependency is important for the project stability.

Expands expo start

expo-env's start takes additional argument env, for example:

expo-env build:android production --ios

The command does the following actions:

  • logs into expo using credentials in expo-env/credentials.json
  • copies expo-env/production.env to .env (if it exists)
  • copies expo-env/production.env.json to env.json (if it exists)
  • executes expo start --ios

Expands expo build:android

expo-env's build:android takes additional argument env, for example:

expo-env build:android production

The command does the following actions:

  • logs into expo using credentials in expo-env/credentials.json
  • copies expo-env/production.env to .env (if it exists)
  • copies expo-env/production.env.json to env.json (if it exists)
  • executes expo build:android --release-channel production

Expands expo build:ios

expo-env's build:ios takes additional argument env, for example:

expo-env build:ios production

The command does the following actions:

  • logs into expo using credentials in expo-env/credentials.json
  • copies expo-env/production.env to .env (if it exists)
  • copies expo-env/production.env.json to env.json (if it exists)
  • executes expo build:ios --release-channel production

Expands expo publish

  • logs into expo using credentials in expo-env/credentials.json
  • copies app.json to app.tmp.json
  • adds -production to app.tmp.json's name
  • adds -production to app.tmp.json's slug
  • executes expo publish --config app.tmp.json

Command build:everything env-name

The commands builds Android apk, iOS IPA and then publishes to expo.
Useful for cont. integration.

For example, command expo-env build:everything staging:

  • logs into expo using credentials in expo-env/credentials.json
  • executes expo-env build:ios staging
  • executes expo-env build:android staging
  • executes expo-env publish staging