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Run React Native Expo App on Android Without Scanning QR Code
Introduction
When we create a React Native app using Expo, the common way to run the app on a phone is by scanning the QR code using Expo Go.
But scanning QR code is not always required.
We can also run the Expo app directly on an Android phone using USB debugging.
In this blog, we will learn how to run an Expo React Native app on Android without scanning QR code.
Project Details
In this example, we are using the project:
ExpenseTrackerFreshProject path:
C:\Users\revansiddappa.kalshe\Documents\ExpenseTrackerFreshWe are using PowerShell, so we will use:
npm.cmd
npx.cmdinstead of:
npm
npxWhat We Will Learn
In this blog, we will learn:
- How to start Expo Metro
- How to connect Android phone using USB
- How to check device connection using adb
- How to open Expo app without scanning QR
- How to use two terminals properly
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