@react-native-windows/cli

CLI to build and run React Native for Windows apps.

autolink-windows

The autolink-windows CLI command is used to link the native code and build systems for a React Native for Windows app with any native community modules it uses.

Note: Autolinking runs automatically as part of running the run-windows CLI command, unless the --no-autolink argument is used.

$3

Runs Windows-specific autolinking for your RNW project.

``bat
npx @react-native-community/cli autolink-windows
`

$3

Here are the options that npx @react-native-community/cli autolink-windows takes:
| Option | Input Type | Description |
|-----------------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| --logging | boolean | Verbose output logging |
| --check | boolean | Only check whether any autolinked files need to change |
| --sln | string | Override the app solution file determined by 'npx @react-native-community/cli config', i.e. windows\myApp.sln |
| --proj | string | Override the app project file determined by 'npx @react-native-community/cli config', i.e. windows\myApp\myApp.vcxproj |
| --no-telemetry | boolean | Disables sending telemetry that allows analysis of usage and failures of the react-native-windows CLI |
| -h, --help | boolean | Display help for command |



codegen-windows



The codegen-windows CLI command is used to generate some necessary Windows-specific native code for native modules.

$3

Runs Windows-specific codegen for native modules.

`bat
npx @react-native-community/cli codegen-windows
`

$3

Here are the options that npx @react-native-community/cli codegen-windows takes:
| Option | Input Type | Description |
|-----------------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| --logging | boolean | Verbose output logging |
| --check | boolean | Only check whether any codegen files need to change |
| --no-telemetry | boolean | Disables sending telemetry that allows analysis of usage and failures of the react-native-windows CLI |
| -h, --help | boolean | Display help for command |



init-windows



The init-windows CLI command is used to initialize a new React Native for Windows project inside an existing React Native project.

$3

Initializes a new RNW project from a given template.

`bat
npx @react-native-community/cli init-windows
`

$3

Here are the options that npx @react-native-community/cli init-windows takes:
| Option | Input Type | Description |
|-----------------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| --logging | boolean | Verbose output logging |
| --template | string | Specify the template to use |
| --name | string | The native project name. Defaults to the name property in app.json or package.json |
| --namespace | string | The native project namespace, expressed using dots as separators, i.e. Level1.Level2.Level3. Defaults to the same as name |
| --overwrite | boolean | Overwrite any existing files without prompting |
| --no-telemetry | boolean | Disables sending telemetry that allows analysis of usage and failures of the react-native-windows CLI |
| -h, --help | boolean | Display help for command |



run-windows



The run-windows CLI command is used to build and run React Native for Windows apps.

$3

Builds your RNW app and starts it on a connected Windows desktop, emulator or device.

`bat
npx @react-native-community/cli run-windows
`

$3

> Note: Remote Debugging was officially marked as deprecated in RN 0.73 and will be removed in a later release.

Here are the options that npx @react-native-community/cli run-windows takes:
| Option | Input Type | Description |
|-----------------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| --release | boolean | Specifies a Release build |
| --root | string | Override the root directory for the project which contains the windows folder |
| --arch | string | The build architecture, i.e. ARM64, x86, x64. Defaults to system architecture |
| --singleproc | boolean | Disables multi-proc build |
| --emulator | boolean | Deploys the app to an emulator |
| --device | boolean | Deploys the app to a connected device |
| --target | string | Deploys the app to the specified GUID for a device |
| --remote-debugging | boolean | (Deprecated) Deploys the app in remote debugging mode |
| --logging | boolean | Verbose output logging |
| --no-packager | boolean | Do not launch the packager while building |
| --bundle | boolean | Enable Bundle configuration, i.e. ReleaseBundle/DebugBundle rather than Release/Debug |
| --no-launch | boolean | Do not launch the app after deployment |
| --no-autolink | boolean | Do not run autolinking |
| --no-build | boolean | Do not build the solution |
| --no-deploy | boolean | Do not deploy the app |
| --deploy-from-layout| boolean | Force deploy from layout even in Release builds |
| --sln | string | Override the app solution file determined by 'npx @react-native-community/cli config', i.e. windows\myApp.sln |
| --proj | string | Override the app project file determined by 'npx @react-native-community/cli config', i.e. windows\myApp\myApp.vcxproj |
| --msbuildprops | string | Comma separated props to pass to MSBuild, i.e. prop1=value1,prop2=value2 |
| --buildLogDirectory | string | Optional directory where MSBuild log files should be stored |
| --info | boolean | Dump environment information |
| --direct-debugging | number | Enable direct debugging on specified port |
| --no-telemetry | boolean | Disables sending telemetry that allows analysis of usage and failures of the react-native-windows CLI |
| -h, --help | boolean | Display help for command |
| --client-logs` | boolean | Enable plain text JavaScript log streaming for all connected apps |

Data Collection

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