expo-module

To create an Expo native module, use a unified DSL to define module definitions and lifecycle hooks across Swift and Kotlin. This approach standardizes cross-platform scaffolding and reduces implementation complexity.

Building native views in Expo uses a module definition DSL with cross-platform references for Swift and Kotlin. It provides structural guidance for scaffolding views and integrating them into your application.

Expo config plugins work by modifying native project configuration during the build process. This skill provides references for implementing config plugins alongside native modules to automate project setup.

Yes, you can use Expo modules to configure autolinking for native dependencies. The skill includes guidance on autolinking configuration to properly package and integrate cross-platform modules.

You need to build a custom Expo module when existing libraries lack specific native functionality or require platform-specific implementations. This involves using the DSL to scaffold new modules in Swift, Kotlin, and TypeScript.

Yes, the Expo module guide supports TypeScript for defining module types. It includes references for the type system to ensure type safety when creating or updating native modules and views.