React Native - Environment Setup - Create a new project
In this article, we will discuss how to establish your development environment on our local system utilizing React Native framework and Android Studio to build Android Apps. Recently, I decided to explore and use React Native for developing Android Apps. However, as I was establishing my development environment in my system, I ran into a plethora of challenges. Establishing React Native on my system is challenging and requires attention to an abundance of moving pieces, even if you opt to get a sample app up and running on an emulator. Step 1: Install Node.js To check if node.js is installed on your system, type node -v in the terminal. This will help you see the version of node.js currently installed on your system. knfdev@ladmin-knf:~$ node -v v12.18.4 If it does not print anything, install node.js on your system. To install node.js, go to the homepage, https://nodejs.org/en/download/ of node.js, and install the package based on your OS. Based on your OS, install the requ