(b) Install downloaded NodeJs by following instructions. Use the link given below to download the LTS version of Node(Recommended). (a) Install NodeJs (if not already installed) Once you press OK, you can see your variable in the user variable section (Refer to the image shown below). Variable value : - ‘C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-15.0.2’ (Without Single quote) (d) In the User variable section, click new, as shown in the screenshot below.Īfter clicking New, You will get screen like this-įill variable name as ‘JAVA_HOME’ (Without single quote).For Variable value, open your C drive -> Program files -> Java -> jdk-15.0.2 and copy that path as shown below. Press windows key and search “Edit environment variables,” and open it. (c) Next we are going to set environmental variable. (b) Install downloaded JDK by following instructions. Here’s a screenshot of how this may appear.
Use the below link to download Windows 圆4 installer. Here’s your step-by-step guide to set up React Native in Windows using Android Studio and Node.
The development operating system that we shall be using is Windows meanwhile the Target Operating System will be Android.įor this we need a Code editor like VS code and dependencies (JDK, Node, React native command line interface and android studio). However, this blog gives a glimpse into setting up React native CLI. There are multiple ways to set up a react native environment, such as using Expo CLI or React native CLI. I am sharing my learning in this blog post to help you fast track your initial setup. Since I had minimal working knowledge of Android studio as well as Node JS it took me a few days to figure this out. The very first roadblock I came across was configuring React Native on my machine. I started working on React Native recently.
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