Overview:
The Expo CLI is a local tool included with the expo package, eliminating the need for separate installations as it can be run with npx expo. The source code for Expo CLI is found in the expo/expo repository. Additionally, there are assorted Expo Dev Tools available consisting of packages used in the legacy global Expo CLI and its related tooling.
Features:
- Project Layout: Provides a structured layout for projects.
- Contributing: Guidelines for contributing to the Expo CLI and related tools.
- FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Expo.
- The Team: Information about the team behind Expo.
- License: Expo source code is under the MIT license.
Summary:
The Expo CLI is a convenient local tool that comes bundled with the expo package, making it easily accessible through npx expo. It provides a structured project layout, guidance on contributing, an FAQ section, team information, and falls under the MIT license.
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