• Ensure you have Xcode installed and access to an Apple Developer Account.

In the project root, run:

   pnpm run yalc:add 
   pnpm install

   cp app.json.example app.json

Replace the following placeholder with your configs

• ${YOUR_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER}
• ${PACKAGE_NAME}

If you don't want to test passkeys remove the associatedDomains and intentFilters.

Add the EXPO_PUBLIC_CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY to the .env.

   pnpm expo prebuild --clean

  pnpm run ios

Or

  pnpm run android

If you get the following error Error: TreeFS: Could not add directory node_modules, terminate the ios or android emulator and run again npm i

1. Log into your Clerk Dashboard, open the Native applications, and, for testing purposes, consider using a development instance.
2. Set up your Associated Domains. To do this, you'll need:
   • An Apple Developer account
   • Your App ID Prefix and Bundle ID, available at Apple's Developer portal
3. In app.json, replace the associatedDomains entry with the front-end API domain provided by Clerk (e.g., coyote-6.clerk.accounts.dev).
4. Also update the bundleIdentifier in app.json to match your Bundle ID from the Apple Developer portal.

1. Go to your Clerk Dashboard and enable Passkeys in the Email, Phone, Username settings.
2. Create a user in the Users tab on the dashboard, using email and password as the authentication attributes.
3. Open the app on your device or simulator, sign in with the user you just created.
4. After signing in, select the option to Create a Passkey and follow the prompts to register your passkey.
5. Sign out, and on the login screen, choose the Sign in with Passkey option to test the feature.