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How to install React native expo cli properly in windows

How to install React native expo in windows

  Hello today we learn how to install react native  expo-cli in windows system.

ExpoExpo-CLI  is a React Native tool that creates a development server on local so we can create react native apps and run locally for testing.

Please follow below steps to install expo-cli on your local server:-

1) Install Node JS
   To create and run react native apps, we need NodeJS . You can check our other tutorials to learn how to install node JS. Here we will focus on Expo.

2) Open Terminal as administrator



3)  Run the below command
   
   npm install -g expo-cli


The above command will install expo globally and you can access expo by using >expo in command prompt(CMD).
 

If you face any issue like "expo is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file." then click here.

I hope it will be helpful for many readers. Thanks :)
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