Steps to run your apps

Start Supabase server

Follow the command below to start your Supabase local server.

npm run supabase:start

We have also provided a few other commands that will be required during the development process when you add more features to your backend. Please find the list below.

Stop the supabase server:
Terminal window
```
npm run supabase:stop
```
Reset the supabase server:
Terminal window
```
npm run supabase:reset
```
Restart the supabase server:
Terminal window
```
npm run supabase:restart
```

For more details on the usage of these commands please read more on the official documentation page of Supabase CLI

Run Expo app

Start the Expo go server
Terminal window
```
  npm run expo:start
```
Run the app on web
Terminal window
```
  npm run expo:web
```
Run the app on Android
Terminal window
```
  npm run expo:android
```
Run the app on iOS
Terminal window
```
  npm run expo:ios
```

Run Next.js app

Run the following commands
Terminal window
```
  npm run next:dev
```

Run Storybook

  # with nextJS
  npm run next:storybook

  # with expo for web
  npm run expo:storybook-web
  # with expo for ios
  npm run expo:storybook-ios
  # with expo for android
  npm run expo:storybook-android

Make your first edit

Expo app: Edit the file at the location apps/expo/app/index.tsx to see the change in your app.
Next.js app: Edit the file at the location apps/next/app/page.tsx to see the change in your app.
Storybook: Edit the file at the location apps/<expo or next>/stories/<component-name>/<component-name>.tsx

With this foundation, you’re well on your way to building exceptional universal apps with AppLaunchKit! Feel free to experiment with the codebase, customize components, and explore the vast possibilities.

Remember, this guide is just the beginning. Configure other features by following the guide here to leverage the maximum advantage of the AppLaunchKit.

Happy building!