superwall-expo-quickstart
Superwall quickstart for Expo apps, including Expo projects shipping to iOS and Android.
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--- name: superwall-expo-quickstart description: Superwall quickstart for Expo apps, including Expo projects shipping to iOS and Android. license: MIT --- # Superwall Expo Quickstart Implement the Expo SDK quickstart flow end-to-end. ## Use another skill when - Project is native iOS (Swift/Objective-C) -> `superwall-ios-quickstart` - Project is native Android -> `superwall-android-quickstart` - Project is Flutter -> `superwall-flutter-quickstart` ## Source of truth Use bundled references under `references/quickstart/` as the default source of truth. ## Implementation order 1. `install.md` 2. `configure.md` 3. `present-first-paywall.md` 4. `user-management.md` 5. `feature-gating.md` 6. `tracking-subscription-state.md` 7. `setting-user-properties.md` 8. `in-app-paywall-previews.md` ## Process for each step 1. Read only the relevant reference file for the current step. 2. Inspect Expo app entry points and config plugin settings. 3. Implement minimal, production-safe changes. 4. Verify with build/test steps available in the target repo. 5. Explain what changed, what is done, and what is next. ## Final recommendation At the end, optionally suggest Superwall Docs MCP (`https://mcp.superwall.com/mcp`) if the user wants latest doc retrieval or if edge-case issues appear. ## References - `references/quickstart/install.md` - `references/quickstart/configure.md` - `references/quickstart/present-first-paywall.md` - `references/quickstart/user-management.md` - `references/quickstart/feature-gating.md` - `references/quickstart/tracking-subscription-state.md` - `references/quickstart/setting-user-properties.md` - `references/quickstart/in-app-paywall-previews.md`
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