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# Installation

### Requirements for Software :

1. **TextEditor***(Like as Visual Code)*

   In this , Open React native code
2. **Android Studio** 

    In this , Open Android Folder
3. **Xcode** 

   In this , Open iOS Folder

### Open[ ](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44764999/how-to-open-existing-project-in-react-native)existing React Native Project 

* Open the **Terminal or cmd** 
* set your **project directory path** in terminal
* cd **path**/**MyProjectFolder**   
* **Ex: cd Document/WebileNews**

                                        or

* Open project in Visual Studio and move to Terminal tab

* **After entering the following command in the terminal:**

```
$ npm install -save
$ react-native link
$ react-native run-ios
        or
$ react-native run-android
```

**Note** : Android required open :

* Android Studio and 
* Open the AVD Manger

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