Manage Expo environment variables and typed access via lib/env.ts.
npx skills add https://github.com/addisualemu/basic_expo --skill expo-env-agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: expo-env-agent Source: https://github.com/addisualemu/basic_expo/tree/main/generator/.cursor/skills/expo-env-agent Command: npx skills add https://github.com/addisualemu/basic_expo --skill expo-env-agent
This Skill streamlines the management of environment variables for Expo applications, ensuring consistent configuration and typed access across the project.
.env, .env.example, and EXPO_PUBLIC_* variables.lib/env.ts file for type-safe access to environment variables throughout the application.Use the expo-env-agent skill to add the EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL environment variable to the project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To manage environment variables in an Expo application, you define them in `.env` and `.env.example` files, prefix public variables with `EXPO_PUBLIC_*`, and access them via a typed `lib/env.ts` file for validation and type safety.
Type-safe access for Expo environment variables is set up by creating or updating a `lib/env.ts` file, which validates required environment settings and exposes typed variables to your application.
Standard environment variables remain server-side or build-time only, whereas `EXPO_PUBLIC_*` variables are specifically exposed for client-side availability in your Expo application.
To add a new API endpoint to your Expo environment configuration, add the variable to your `.env` and `.env.example` files, prefix it with `EXPO_PUBLIC_` if needed client-side, and update the typed access in `lib/env.ts`.
You can validate required environment settings before running your Expo app by defining the required checks within the `lib/env.ts` file, ensuring the application fails appropriately if configurations are missing or invalid.
Yes, this environment configuration approach works with TypeScript Expo projects by providing typed access to variables through a dedicated `lib/env.ts` file, ensuring type safety across your application.
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