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Introducing expo-brownfield-target – a config plugin for Expo that lets you use your Expo app inside a different native iOS or Android app! 🚀 Why did we build it? Setting up brownfield projects with CNG can be complex and repetitive. expo-brownfield-target automates the setup, gives you configurable file templates,... show more

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