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# Create React Native Module

pnpx create-react-native-library\@latest PACKAGE\_NAME

* `Turbo module`
* `Kotlin & Objective-C`
* `App with Expo CLI`
* \[`Eslint with Prettier`, `Jest`]

## Remove all yarn related stuff

* If you are using npm or pnpm, search for `yarn` keyword
  * Remove all yarn related files and configurations
  * Incrementally add stuff later on if needed

## Remove all unnecessary stuff

Some of the stuff are bloated and not needed for a simple module

* We can always add them back later on if needed

Remove list:

* `.github`
* `.editorconfig`
* `workspaces` from `package.json`
* `prettier` from `package.json`
* Remove `nodeLinker: hoisted` from `pnpm-workspace.yaml` if you are using pnpm
  * `pnpx create-react-native-library@latest PACKAGE_NAME` command will accidentally add this back every single time

## Fix Eslint file

* Use `@react-native/eslint-config/flat`

## Install dependencies

* `pnpm add -D prettier`


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