# install
yarn install

# build
yarn run build

# run dev server that watches for changes
yarn run start

# test
yarn run test

Here are some key things to look at:

• src contains your Mitosis source code
• output contains per-target output of the project
  • You will notice .lite.tsx files in your output. Those are a human-readable Mitosis components. Think of them as a reference point for you to debug more easily, since the actual JS output is minified and thus difficult to read.
• mitosis.config.js contains general and per-target configuration. It is used by mitosis build.
• overrides contains a per-target folder that mimicks the structure of src, and will completely swap out any files with identical names. Example: since we have defined overrides/react-native/src/functions/is-react-native.ts, it will override src/functions/is-react-native.ts in output/react-native/src/functions/is-react-native.js