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handling Expo apps

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I’m pretty new to RN. As far as I understand Expo apps (created using create-react-native-app CLI) doesn’t have android and ios directories. In order to have them I have to detach from Expo my app. There is a way to use react-native-vector-icons without this breaking change?

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ykforerlangcommented, Jul 4, 2018

Have you tried? npm install --save @expo/vector-icons

That way you have vector icons in your CRNA/Expo project https://expo.github.io/vector-icons/

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antonioaltamuracommented, Jul 4, 2018

@ykforerlang Yes I’m using that module, it’s the solution.

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