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README.md

1# Expotools
2A set of commands and libraries for working within the Expo repository.
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4Expotools is a CLI and library that contains internal Expo tooling. It is used as a library in CI and as a CLI to:
5  - Test and develop CI locally
6  - Run tests locally
7  - Assist with the release process
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9## Prerequisites
10Run `bundle install` in the root to install all required Ruby gems.
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12To support versioning react-native for Android, [patchelf](https://github.com/NixOS/patchelf) is required. On macOS, could run `brew install patchelf` to install.
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14## Usage
15Run `expotools` or `et` from the Expo repository to run the latest version of expotools. This automatically rebuilds the code according to the latest sources.
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17For example, running `et --help` will display all the available commands.
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19## Development
20Build the code once using `yarn build`.
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22`yarn watch` will watch for code changes and rebuild the code each time you save. The standard workflow for developing expotools is to leave `yarn watch` open in one tab and run `./bin/expotools COMMAND` in the other. Running `./bin/expotools` avoids the update check that happens when calling `expotools` or `et`.
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