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| 2 | <h1 align="center">
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| 3 | 👋 Welcome to <br><code>pod-install</code>
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| 4 | </h1>
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| 6 | <p align="center">A fast, zero-dependency package for cutting down on common issues developers have when running <code>pod install</code>.</p>
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| 10 | ## 🚀 Usage
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| 12 | ```sh
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| 13 | npx pod-install
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| 14 | ```
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| 16 | 👋 **Notice:** This package is not limited to native React projects, you can use it with any iOS or Xcode project using CocoaPods (like Ionic, or Flutter).
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| 18 | ## 🤔 Why?
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| 20 | All native packages (especially those installed with NPM) often need to explain the following:
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| 22 | - What is CocoaPods.
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| 23 | - What is gem.
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| 24 | - How to install CocoaPods.
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| 25 | - `cd` into the proper directory before running `pod install`.
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| 26 | - You may need run `pod repo update` to fix your project.
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| 27 | - Why CocoaPods requires a darwin machine.
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| 29 | But now you can simply instruct users to run `npx pod-install`.
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| 31 | This package will do the following:
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| 33 | - Check if the machine is darwin.
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| 34 | - If not then it'll quit with a helpful error message.
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| 35 | - Ensure CocoaPods CLI is installed on the machine.
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| 36 | - If not then it'll try to install CocoaPods CLI, first with gem, then with homebrew.
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| 37 | - Check if there is an Xcode project in the current directory
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| 38 | - If not then it'll try again in `ios/` than `macos/` directories (if any exists).
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| 39 | - Run `pod install`
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| 40 | - If `pod install` fails because the repo is out of date, then it'll run `pod repo update` and try again.
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| 42 | ## ⚙️ Options
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| 44 | For more information run `npx pod-install --help` (or `-h`)
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| 46 | | Flag | Input | Description | Default |
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| 47 | | ------------------- | ----------- | --------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
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| 48 | | `--non-interactive` | `[boolean]` | Skip prompting to install CocoaPods with sudo | `process.stdout.isTTY` |
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| 49 | | `--quiet` | `[boolean]` | Only print errors | `false` |
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| 51 | ## License
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| 53 | The Expo source code is made available under the [MIT license](LICENSE). Some of the dependencies are licensed differently, with the BSD license, for example.
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