Expo · Production
Expo boilerplate auth, paywall & push notifications
A complete Expo boilerplate with Firebase Auth wired end-to-end, RevenueCat integrated with API key + feature flag ready to configure, OneSignal push connected, and 7 MCP servers for Claude Code and Cursor.
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An Expo boilerplate is a pre-built production app on the Expo managed workflow with authentication, payments integration, and push notifications either fully wired or integrated and ready to configure. The CodeBaseHub Expo boilerplate ships with Firebase Auth connected, RevenueCat integrated via API key + feature flag for subscriptions, OneSignal push wired, and AGENTS.md plus 7 MCP servers so Claude Code and Cursor understand the codebase immediately.
What is an Expo boilerplate?
Every Expo app needs auth, a paywall, push, icons, build profiles, and store config before it can launch. An Expo boilerplate gives you those pieces already assembled and tested on the Expo managed workflow, so your first commit is a feature, not setup code. CodeBaseHub is built on Expo SDK 57 with Expo Router and EAS Build, meaning one-command builds and over-the-air updates for both iOS and Android.
What's in the boilerplate
Everything wired or integrated, typed, and documented.
Authentication
Firebase Auth with email, Google, and Apple sign-in. Protected routes and account screen included.
Payments integrated
RevenueCat integrated via API key + feature flag — enable it, configure products in the dashboard. Paywall component included.
Push notifications
OneSignal integrated and production-ready, including permission prompts and notification handling.
Database & functions
Firestore with typed hooks and CRUD helpers, plus Cloud Functions for server-side logic and Remote Config for feature flags.
AI editor ready
AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and .cursorrules so Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot understand your architecture immediately. Plus 7 MCP servers.
Store-ready builds
EAS Build profiles for the App Store and Google Play, app icons, splash screens, and localization scaffolding.
The stack
Modern, widely-used, and well-documented — no exotic dependencies.
From clone to store in three steps
Clone and install
One command installs dependencies. Firebase and OneSignal are wired; enable RevenueCat feature flag and add your API key to activate payments.
Brand and build
Add your service accounts (Firebase, RevenueCat, OneSignal), plug in keys, then open your AI editor and build features.
Ship to the stores
Run EAS Build and submit to the App Store and Google Play from a single codebase.
Who it's for
- Solo founders and indie hackers who want to validate a mobile idea in days, not months.
- Agencies and freelancers shipping client apps on a fixed budget.
- Product teams that want a proven Expo foundation instead of maintaining their own boilerplate.
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