It is imposible to Convert Expo Manage Project to Expo Bare.

 Bare Workflow provides complete control over the native code

 Bare Workflow allows developers to add any native module or modify existing ones

Bare Workflow allows direct integration with Android and iOS APIs without any restrictions

Setting up a Bare Workflow project involves configuring native build tools, linking native modules, and managing dependencies

Customization options for native modules in Managed Workflow are restricted compared to Bare Workflow

Managed Workflow support all the native modules available in the React Native ecosystem

In Managed Workflow, adding native modules requires modifying the iOS and Android directories

Expo CLI handles libraries and native modules, making it effortless to add and update packages, streamlining the development process

Use npx expo-bare-workflow

Manually create the native folders

Use npx create-expo blank

Choose the blank(bare) option while installing app

npx init expo bare

npx expo native-workflow

choose bare workflow by creating expo app

eject from expo

npm start

npm run ios

npm run

npm run:dev

npm start android

npm android

npm run

npm run android

Configuration of Android Studio or Xcode

Utilizing Expo CLI

Setting up a development environment with React Native CLI

Installation of Node.js and npm

Enabling the showsMyLocationButton prop on MapView to provide a button that, when tapped, centers the map on the user's location.

Setting the coordinate prop of MapView to the user's current location obtained via getCurrentPositionAsync from the expo-location library

Utilizing the followsUserLocation prop in MapView, if available, to automatically center the map on the user's location

Setting the region prop of MapView to the user's current location obtained via getCurrentPositionAsync from the expo-location library.

Setting the showsUserLocation prop to true to automatically center the map on the user's location.

Calling animateCamera on the MapView ref, passing a camera object with the user's current location as the center.

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