expo-app-store-guideline-check

To check React Native app submission compliance, you can run an automated scan of your project files and configuration to identify readiness issues before submitting to the Apple App Store and Google Play. This produces a consolidated report with severity levels and suggested fixes.

For an Expo app store readiness scan, you need to provide your project's app.json, package.json, and AndroidManifest.xml files. The scan also analyzes Privacy manifests and data-safety templates to generate a comprehensive compliance report.

Yes, the app store compliance check works with Expo managed workflows, bare workflows, and pure React Native projects. It analyzes platform-specific configuration files across all these project structures to identify readiness issues.

The best way to automate Google Play data-safety template generation is to run a scan script that analyzes your project's dependencies and configuration. This automatically evaluates the required data-safety templates and returns findings classified by severity.

Compliance scan findings for React Native app submissions are reported with severity classifications including CRITICAL, WARNING, INFO, and OK. The report includes actionable suggested fixes and references to help resolve identified readiness issues.