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Mechanism
Breaks down how the skill works and what it produces, so you can quickly judge whether it fits your scenario and value.
When the user wants to deploy an Expo web app or Expo Router API routes to EAS Hosting, set up hosting environments/domains, or author server-side API handlers (+api.ts).
npx expo export -p webeas deploy (preview or --prod)eas env:create, configure custom domains in eas.jsontype: deployA live website/API on Expo managed edge (Cloudflare Workers) with PR preview URLs, production deploy, secured env secrets, and server-side logic offloaded from client.
Use Cases
A startup built an Expo web app with a small backend using API routes for Stripe webhooks and OpenAI proxy. They use this skill to export the bundle and run eas deploy --prod, set OPENAI_API_KEY via eas env:create, and attach a custom domain. Result: secure keys never hit the client, production URL live on Cloudflare edge, and easy PR previews for QA.
A team wants every PR to get a preview URL. They add a .eas/workflows/deploy.yml with type: deploy (prod: false) and use the eas-workflows skill to validate it. On each push, EAS Hosting serves a preview of web + API routes. Value: fast visual review, isolated test environments, no manual deploy steps.
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