Yeah, let's go to configure the JDK and android studio.įirst, you will need to install the arm version of JDK, for this we will use the Zulu JDK. Then, you have to link your node to Xcode to recognize him and can compile the emulator, run this sudo ln -s '$(which node)' /usr/local/bin. This step is so simple, you'll only have to run the following command in your terminal: nvm install Īfter all these installations, you can run node -v and npm -v. The process to install NVM is so simple, you only have to run the following command in the terminal: brew install nvm and after the installation has completed, you will have to add some code in. So after all these steps, you're able to install NVM and node.

So after running these additional codes, you will see the request of Homebrew to add some code in. In this step, you will need to go to Homebrew homepage and then install it using your terminal.Īfter running the installation script in your terminal, you will see the request to run the additional codes, DON'T forget to run it! If not, just check it with your Xcode version. Then you have it downloaded and installed, you will need to open your Xcode, accept the licenses and then go to Preferences > locations and see if Command Line tools are already marked. This is the full installation for arm-based processors from Apple.įirst, you will need to download the lasted version of Xcode in the App Store. I will consider that you don't have anything that we use in the React Native environment. Hey! In this post, I will give you a quick guide to how to set up the React Native environment in M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max or M1 Ultra.

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