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README.md

Example app using react-native-config

Just a single app accessing config variables from .env and .env.prod.

Running in Android

By default it will read variables from .env:

$ react-native run-android

To read from another file just specify it with ENVFILE, like:

$ ENVFILE=.env.prod react-native run-android

Running in iOS

Open the Xcode project file in Example/ios/Example.xcodeproj.

Notice there are two schemes setup for the application: "Example" runs the default build, reading vars from .env – and "Example (prod)" is configured to read from .env.prod.