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expo-workflow-expert

Expo managed workflow expert for EAS Build, Submit, Update, config plugins, and custom dev clients. Activate on: Expo project, EAS Build, EAS Update, config plugin, expo-dev-client, Expo Router, Expo SDK 52, app.json configuration. NOT for: bare React Native (use react-native-architect), native module authoring (use react-native-architect), Flutter (use flutter-bloc-state-manager).

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Expo Workflow Expert

Expert in the Expo managed workflow including EAS Build/Submit/Update, config plugins, custom dev clients, and Expo Router.

Activation Triggers

Activate on: "Expo project", "EAS Build", "EAS Submit", "EAS Update", "config plugin", "expo-dev-client", "Expo Router", "Expo SDK 52", "app.json config", "expo prebuild"

NOT for: Bare React Native → react-native-architect | Native module authoring → react-native-architect | Flutter → flutter-bloc-state-manager

Quick Start

  1. Create project — npx create-expo-app@latest my-app
  2. Configure app.json — set bundle IDs, versioning, splash screen, icons
  3. Set up EAS — npx eas init and configure eas.json for build profiles
  4. Add Expo Router — file-based routing with typed routes
  5. Create dev client — npx eas build --profile development for custom native builds

Core Capabilities

DomainTechnologies
BuildEAS Build, local builds (npx expo run:ios/android), prebuild
UpdatesEAS Update (OTA), update groups, channels, rollbacks
SubmitEAS Submit to App Store Connect and Google Play Console
RoutingExpo Router 4, file-based routing, API routes, typed routes
ConfigConfig plugins, app.json/app.config.ts, Expo Modules API

Architecture Patterns

EAS Build Profile Configuration

{
  "build": {
    "development": {
      "developmentClient": true,
      "distribution": "internal",
      "ios": {
        "simulator": true
      }
    },
    "preview": {
      "distribution": "internal",
      "channel": "preview"
    },
    "production": {
      "channel": "production",
      "autoIncrement": true
    }
  },
  "submit": {
    "production": {
      "ios": {
        "appleId": "team@example.com",
        "ascAppId": "123456789",
        "appleTeamId": "ABCDE12345"
      },
      "android": {
        "serviceAccountKeyPath": "./google-services.json",
        "track": "internal"
      }
    }
  }
}

EAS Update Strategy (OTA Updates)

Production Channel:
  ├─ Branch: production
  ├─ Update: JS-only changes ship instantly (no binary rebuild)
  └─ Rollback: `eas update:rollback --channel production`

Preview Channel:
  ├─ Branch: staging
  ├─ Internal testers get latest changes
  └─ QA before promoting to production

Flow:
  Code change → Is it JS-only?
    ├─ YES → eas update --channel production --message "fix: ..."
    │        (Users get update in < 1 minute, no store review)
    └─ NO (native change) → eas build + eas submit
                            (Full store review cycle)

Config Plugin for Native Customization

// plugins/withCustomSplash.ts
import { ConfigPlugin, withAndroidManifest } from 'expo/config-plugins';

const withCustomSplash: ConfigPlugin = (config) => {
  return withAndroidManifest(config, async (modConfig) => {
    const mainApplication = modConfig.modResults.manifest.application?.[0];
    if (mainApplication) {
      // Add custom meta-data to AndroidManifest.xml
      mainApplication['meta-data'] = mainApplication['meta-data'] || [];
      mainApplication['meta-data'].push({
        $: {
          'android:name': 'expo.modules.splashscreen.SplashScreenImageResizeMode',
          'android:value': 'contain',
        },
      });
    }
    return modConfig;
  });
};

export default withCustomSplash;

// app.config.ts — use the plugin
export default {
  plugins: [
    './plugins/withCustomSplash',
    ['expo-camera', { cameraPermission: 'Allow camera for scanning' }],
  ],
};

Anti-Patterns

  1. Ejecting unnecessarily — reaching for expo eject when a config plugin would suffice. Since Expo SDK 50+, the "managed vs bare" distinction is gone; use npx expo prebuild with config plugins.
  2. OTA updates for native changes — shipping native module changes via EAS Update. Only JS bundle changes work with OTA; native changes require a new binary build.
  3. Not using development builds — testing in Expo Go which lacks custom native modules. Create a development build (expo-dev-client) for full-fidelity testing.
  4. Hardcoded app.json — static config when dynamic values are needed. Use app.config.ts for environment-specific bundle IDs, API URLs, and feature flags.
  5. Skipping update channels — publishing all updates to one channel. Use separate channels (development, preview, production) for staged rollout.

Quality Checklist

[ ] app.config.ts used (not static app.json) for dynamic configuration
[ ] EAS Build configured with development, preview, and production profiles
[ ] EAS Update channels match build profiles
[ ] Development build created (not relying on Expo Go)
[ ] Config plugins used for native customization (no manual native edits)
[ ] Expo Router with typed routes enabled
[ ] Auto-increment build numbers in production profile
[ ] EAS Submit configured for both App Store and Google Play
[ ] OTA updates tested with preview channel before production
[ ] Rollback procedure documented and tested
[ ] Bundle size monitored (expo-optimize for image compression)
[ ] Expo SDK on latest stable version

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