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expo-genie-cli

v1.0.5

Published

Expo Genie CLI 🧞 The ultimate CLI tool for Expo app development. Scaffolds production-ready apps, generates code, and integrates complex features in seconds.

Readme

Expo Genie CLI 🧞

The ultimate CLI tool for Expo app development. Scaffolds production-ready apps, generates code, and integrates complex features in seconds.

Installation

npm install -g expo-genie-cli

After installation, verify that the CLI is installed correctly by checking the version. The CLI can be invoked using any of these aliases:

  • expo-genie - Full command name
  • eg - Short alias (recommended for daily use)
  • 🧞 - Genie emoji alias (fun alternative!)
expo-genie --version
# or
eg --version
# or
🧞 --version

All three commands should output the same version number (e.g., 1.0.1).

Commands

Initialize a Project

eg init [project-name]
# Interactive mode
eg init

Options:

  • -t, --template <template> - Specify template (default, tabs, blank, blank-typescript, bare-minimum)
  • -p, --package-manager <pm> - Package manager (npm, yarn, pnpm, bun)
  • --skip-install - Skip dependency installation
  • --skip-git - Skip git initialization

Add Features

Add full-stack features to your project:

eg add [feature]
# Interactive mode
eg add

# Direct usage
eg add auth
eg add payments
eg add camera
eg add maps

Options:

  • -y, --yes - Skip prompts and use defaults
  • --force - Force regeneration of existing features

Available Features:

  • auth - Authentication (Email/Password, Google, Apple, Phone/OTP)
  • payments - Stripe payment integration
  • ai-chat - AI chat interface
  • camera - Camera integration
  • maps - Maps integration
  • analytics - Analytics tracking
  • push-notifications - Push notifications

Generate Code

Generate boilerplate code (alias: g):

eg generate [type] [name]
# Interactive mode
eg generate

# Direct usage
eg g screen Profile
eg g component Button
eg g hook useAuth
eg g store User
eg g api UserService
eg g model User

Options:

  • -d, --directory <dir> - Output directory

Install Packages

Install and configure packages:

eg install [package]
# Interactive mode
eg install

# Direct usage
eg i nativewind
eg i lucide-icons

Migrate

Migrate UI libraries or state management:

eg migrate [type]
# Interactive mode
eg migrate

# Migrate UI library
eg migrate ui --from paper --to nativewind

# Migrate state management
eg migrate state --from redux --to zustand

Options:

  • --from <library> - Source library
  • --to <library> - Target library
  • --force - Force migration without confirmation

Project Health

Check project health and configuration:

eg doctor

Verifies:

  • package.json existence
  • Core dependencies
  • TypeScript configuration
  • node_modules installation
  • Expo configuration (app.json)
  • Git initialization

Project Info

Display project details and installed features:

eg info

Clean

Clean project cache and build artifacts:

eg clean
eg clean --all  # Also removes node_modules

Configuration

Manage global CLI configuration:

eg config set <key> <value>
eg config get <key>
eg config list
eg config reset

Templates

Available project templates:

  • default - Expo Router with TypeScript (recommended)
  • tabs - Expo Router with tabs navigation
  • blank - Minimal JavaScript setup
  • blank-typescript - Minimal TypeScript setup
  • bare-minimum - With native directories pre-generated

Development

Build the CLI

npm run ci

Link for Local Development

npm link

Update Templates

Refresh official templates to latest Expo versions:

npm run update-templates

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

MIT