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localxpo

v0.3.2

Published

Build Expo apps on your own machine with fastlane, and follow live logs, errors and store uploads in your localxpo dashboard.

Readme

localxpo

Build your Expo app on your own Mac or PC with fastlane, and follow every build in your localxpo dashboard: live logs, plain-language error explanations, TestFlight and Google Play uploads.

npx localxpo link                      # once per project: sign in, pick an organization, create the project
npx localxpo doctor                    # check Node, fastlane, JDK, Android SDK, Xcode, CocoaPods
npx localxpo build -p android          # build here, logs stream to the dashboard
npx localxpo build -p ios --submit     # build, then upload to TestFlight as a submission
npx localxpo submit                    # later: pick one of your builds and upload it

Requirements: Node 20+, fastlane (brew install fastlane), plus Xcode for iOS or a JDK 17 and the Android SDK for Android.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | link [--url] [--org] | Signs in if needed, picks the organization, syncs app.json/eas.json and writes localxpo.json (commit it). | | build -p ios\|android | --profile <eas profile>, --submit, --clean, --skip-install, -q, -o <dir>, --org | | submit | Pick a build from a list and upload it (--latest, --build=<id>, --path <file>, -p ios\|android, --profile) | | logs [buildId] -f | Follow a build's logs from any terminal | | builds | Recent builds | | doctor [-p ios\|android] | Machine checks | | login, logout, whoami, orgs, org use <slug>, init, sync | Account and project helpers |

In CI, skip link/login: set LOCALXPO_URL and LOCALXPO_TOKEN (create a token in the dashboard under CLI & tokens).

Every line of output is redacted on your machine (passwords, tokens, private keys) before it is sent. Store keys are handed to fastlane as temporary files that are deleted when the build ends.