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Expand Up @@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ make build.android
#### Start metro

```console
cd gnoboard
cd examples/react-native/gnoboard
yarn start
```

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Connect your device and bind the port to metro:

```console
cd gnoboard
cd examples/react-native/gnoboard
make android.reverse_tcp
```

##### Emulator device

You can either run Android Studio and open the Android project in `gnoboard/android`.
You can either run Android Studio and open the Android project in `examples/react-native/gnoboard/android`.
If you prefer the CLI option:

```console
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#### Start metro

```console
cd gnoboard
cd examples/react-native/gnoboard
yarn start
```

#### Open Xcode and connect your iOS device

Open Xcode and open the GnoBoard Xcode workspace: `gnoboard/ios/gnoboard.xcworkspace`
Open Xcode and open the GnoBoard Xcode workspace: `examples/react-native/gnoboard/ios/gnoboard.xcworkspace`
You can either connect an iOS phone via USB cable, or launch an emulator device from Xcode.
See more: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/running-your-app-in-simulator-or-on-a-device

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