React Native project without TypeScript

 To create a React Native project without TypeScript, you can use the `react-native-cli` or `npx` command-line tool to set up a new project. Here are the steps:


1. **Install React Native CLI (if not already installed)**:

   If you haven't installed the React Native CLI, you can do so using npm:


   ```

   npm install -g react-native-cli

   ```


   Or, if you prefer using npx, you don't need to install the CLI globally.


2. **Create a New React Native Project**:

   Use the React Native CLI or npx to create a new project:


   Using React Native CLI:


   ```

   react-native init YourProjectName

   ```


   Using npx (no need to install globally):


   ```

   npx react-native init YourProjectName

   ```


3. **Navigate to the Project Directory**:


   ```

   cd YourProjectName

   ```


4. **Remove TypeScript Configuration (optional)**:

   By default, React Native projects created with `react-native init` include TypeScript support. If you want to remove TypeScript from your project, you can delete or modify the TypeScript configuration files. Remove the `tsconfig.json` and `tsconfig.base.json` files and also update the `App.js` or `App.tsx` file to use JavaScript instead of TypeScript.


5. **Run Your Project**:

   Start your React Native project:


   For iOS:


   ```

   npx react-native run-ios

   ```


   For Android:


   ```

   npx react-native run-android

   ```


Now you have a React Native project without TypeScript. You can write your code in plain JavaScript in the project files. Make sure to use `.js` file extensions for your JavaScript files, and you can also remove any references to TypeScript types in your code.


Keep in mind that TypeScript offers strong type checking and code validation, so if you decide to add it back to your project in the future, you can do so by setting up TypeScript configuration and renaming your JavaScript files to TypeScript files (`.tsx`).

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