expo-cli start:web [path]
Start a Webpack dev server for the web app
Arguments
Name | Description |
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path | folders |
Options
Name | Description |
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-h, --help | Output usage information |
--dev <boolean> | Turn development mode on |
--no-dev <boolean> | Turn development mode off |
--minify <boolean> | Minify code |
--no-minify <boolean> | Do not minify code |
--https <boolean> | To start webpack with https protocol |
--no-https <boolean> | To start webpack with http protocol |
--force-manifest-type <boolean> | Override auto detection of manifest type |
-p, --port <port> | Port to start the Webpack bundler on. Default: 19006 |
-s, --send-to [dest] | An email address to send a link to |
--dev-client <boolean> | Experimental: Starts the bundler for use with the expo-development-client |
--scheme <scheme> | Custom URI protocol to use with a development build |
-a, --android <boolean> | Opens your app in Expo Go on a connected Android device |
-i, --ios <boolean> | Opens your app in Expo Go in a currently running iOS simulator on your computer |
-w, --web <boolean> | Opens your app in a web browser |
-m, --host [mode] | Lan (default), tunnel, localhost. Type of host to use. "tunnel" allows you to view your link on other networks |
--tunnel <boolean> | Same as --host tunnel |
--lan <boolean> | Same as --host lan |
--localhost <boolean> | Same as --host localhost |
--offline <boolean> | Allows this command to run while offline |
--config [file] | Deprecated: Use app.config.js to switch config files instead |