deployment

Automate multi-platform Expo deployments across iOS, Android, and web.

Updated Jan 14, 2026

Search Tags:#ci/cd #deployment #expo #eas #store-submission #web-hosting

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Skill: deployment
Source: https://github.com/marcoodignoti/couple-diary/tree/main/.cursor/skills/deployment
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/marcoodignoti/couple-diary --skill deployment-marcoodignoti

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What problem does it solve?

Deploying Expo apps across iOS, Android, and web can be complex, error-prone, and time-consuming; this skill unifies the end-to-end deployment and hosting workflow using Expo Application Services (EAS).

Core Features & Use Cases

Deploy to iOS App Store / TestFlight, Android Play Store, and web hosting using EAS.
Includes CI/CD workflows, credentials management, and cross-platform release guidance.
Use Case: A team can automate nightly builds, previews, and store submissions for a consistent multi-platform release.

Quick Start

Configure your Expo project with eas.json and run production builds to deploy across iOS, Android, and web.

Frequently Asked Questions about deployment

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate Expo app deployments to iOS, Android, and web using EAS?▼

To automate Expo deployments, configure your eas.json file to manage production builds and credentials, enabling automated multi-platform releases to the App Store, Play Store, and web hosting.

Can I submit my Expo app to the App Store and Play Store through a CI/CD workflow?▼

Yes, you can submit your Expo app to the App Store and Play Store through CI/CD workflows by using EAS configurations to automate builds, manage credentials, and handle cross-platform release strategies.

What is the best way to manage EAS credentials for cross-platform Expo releases?▼

Managing EAS credentials for Expo releases involves configuring eas.json to handle authentication and signing profiles, ensuring secure automated submissions across iOS and Android platforms.

Does this approach support nightly builds and TestFlight submissions for Expo apps?▼

Yes, this approach supports nightly builds and TestFlight submissions by unifying end-to-end deployment workflows, allowing teams to schedule consistent multi-platform previews and store releases via EAS.

Why do I need an eas.json file to deploy my Expo application?▼

You need an eas.json file to define build profiles, manage credentials, and configure release strategies for iOS, Android, and web hosting, providing a single source of truth for EAS deployments.

What are the limitations of using EAS for web hosting versus iOS and Android deployment?▼

EAS handles web hosting alongside iOS and Android deployments, but web hosting lacks store submission processes, focusing instead on static file deployment workflows within your CI/CD pipeline.