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Maps Example

Launch your own

🚀 How to use

Install packages with yarn or npm install.
Run yarn start or npm run start to start the bundler.
Open the project in a React runtime to try it:
- iOS: Client iOS
- Android: Client Android

Running/Modifying Native Code

You can generate native iOS and Android projects from your Expo config file (app.json/ app.config.js) by runnning npx expo prebuild. These native projects can then be compiled and run via XCode and Android Studio.

💡 Learn more about native code in Expo

Publishing

Configure your app to be able to use react-native-maps in production using this guide : MapView configuration
Deploy the native app to the App store and Play store using this guide: Deployment.

📝 Notes

Learn more about MapView.
Learn more about react-native-maps.