Environment Variables

AppLaunchKit uses separate configuration mechanisms for different setups. Based upon your requirements, configure the apps accordingly.

Configuring env

Navigate to the corresponding directory for the env. Duplicate the .env.example file and create .env file. Add your environment variables accordingly in the .env file.

We have three different env files, each for :

Expo App :
Terminal window
```
  cd apps/expo && cp .env.example .env
```
Next App :
Terminal window
```
  cd apps/next && cp .env.example .env
```

Supabase :

  cd apps/supabase && cp .env.example .env

Note:

• At this stage, you are set to run your application. You should be able to see most of the UI and play with it.
• However, you are yet to complete a lot of other configurations, i.e. the backend api (Supabase edge functions) setup and a few other features that depend on 3rd party resources.
• Read the detailed step-by-step guide to configure the app based upon your feature requirements to gain maximum advantage of the AppLaunchKit.