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| Launch Android Emulator |`reactNative.launchAndroidSimulator`| Prompts you to select the name of the available Android emulator and launch it. If only one emulator is installed in the system, it will be selected automatically |
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| Launch iOS Simulator |`reactNative.launchIOSSimulator`| Prompts you to select the available system version of the iOS simulator, then select the simulator name for the selected system and launch it. If only one simulator is installed in the system, it will be selected automatically |
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| Launch ExpoWeb |`reactNative.launchExpoWeb`| Check if the current project is an Expo project. If so, lanuch ExpoWeb. |
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| Launch ExpoWeb |`reactNative.launchExpoWeb`| Check if the current project is an Expo project. If so, launch ExpoWeb. |
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| Run Android on Emulator |`reactNative.runAndroidSimulator`| Run an Android application on Emulator. Launch order: check target platform support, load run arguments, start Packager, run app on the selected emulator. Make sure the `emulator` utility is added to `PATH`|
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| Run Android on Device |`reactNative.runAndroidDevice`| Run an Android application on Device. Launch order: check target platform support, load run arguments, start Packager, run app in all connected devices |
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| Run iOS on Simulator |`reactNative.runIosSimulator`| Run an iOS application on Simulator. Launch order: load run arguments, check target platform support, start Packager, run app in only one connected emulator |
| Restart Packager |`reactNative.restartPackager`| Restart Packager and clear the Packager's cache |
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| Publish To Expo |`reactNative.publishToExpHost`| Publish to Exponent Host. Launch order: login to exponent, execute `Run Expo` command, then publish app to host |
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| Show Dev Menu |`reactNative.showDevMenu`| Show development menu for running aplication on iOS or Android device or emulator|
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| Show Dev Menu |`reactNative.showDevMenu`| Show development menu for running application on iOS or Android device or emulator |
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| ReloadApp |`reactNative.reloadApp`| Reload an application |
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| Run Element Inspector |`reactNative.runInspector`| Load development tools for inspect application UI elements |
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| Stop Element Inspector |`reactNative.stopInspector`| Stop development tools for inspect application UI elements |
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| Open the eas project in a web page |`reactNative.openEASProjectInWebPage`| Open EAS build in your EAS project portal |
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| Open react native upgrade helper in web page |`reactNative.openRNUpgradeHelper`| Open an official project upgrade tools in browser, support RN, RN for Windows, RN for MacOS |
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| Revert extension input in open package module |`reactNative.revertOpenModule`| Quickly revert some codes in Open Module which are changed by react-native-tools |
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| Run doctor |`reactNative.docter`| Execute react-native doctor to check basic environemt for react-native development|
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| Run expo doctor |`reactNative.ExpoDocter`| Execute expo docter to check basic environemt for Expo development|
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| Run doctor |`reactNative.doctor`| Execute react-native doctor to check basic environment for react-native development |
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| Run expo doctor |`reactNative.ExpoDoctor`| Execute expo doctor to check basic environment for Expo development |
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| Expo prebuild |`reactNative.expoPrebuild`| Create the android and ios directories for running your React code |
| Reopen QR Code in Expo |`reactNative.reopenQRCode`| Reopen expo generated QR code in webview |
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# Customize metro configuration
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Metro is a JavaScript bundler for React Native and include in React Native package. Metro configuration can be customized in `metro.config.js`.
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Metro is a JavaScript bundler for React Native and included in React Native package. Metro configuration can be customized in `metro.config.js`.
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# Debugging React Native applications
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Since this scenarios are using some 3rd party tools for the debugging process. Sometimes it may have limitation from upstream. We still recommend using **Hermes direct debugging** as a first choice.
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**Note**: You maybe need to create developer account to run `eas build`. Any other issue or limitiation, please see [expo hermes ducomentation](https://docs.expo.dev/guides/using-hermes/).
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