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18 …th a generated example project if you want to reuse it in multiple projects or publish it to npm.]…
47 Now, import the module in your application, for example in **App.js** or **App.tsx**:
60     '# Run the example app on Android',
62     '# Run the example app on iOS',
84 Change the `hello` method to return a different string. For example, you can change it to return "H…
92 Now, change the `hello` method to return a different string. For example, you can change it to retu…
94 …change or you reinstall the pods using `pod install --project-directory="example/ios"` (which shou…
101 > For example, you can use a monorepo or publish to npm, as described in [How to use a standalone E…
103 ## Creating a new module with an example project
110 … a few questions and then generate the native Expo module along with the example app for Android a…
118 ### Running the example project
120 Navigate to the module directory and then open the Android and/or iOS example project by running th…
124 Now, you can run the example project on your device or simulator/emulator. When the project compile…
126 > **Note:** If you're using Windows, you can open the example project by opening the **android** di…
136 …odule.kt**). Change the `hello` method to return a different string. For example, you can change i…
140 …le.swift**). Change the `hello` method to return a different string. For example, you can change i…
142 …native files, you need to reinstall the pods using `pod install --project-directory="example/ios"`.