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Hello, today I’m going to show you how we can use Expo’s internal keystore manager on React Native to view attributes of keys like the SHA-1 used in OAuth credentials.
The first thing we’re going to do is run this command:
eas credentials
In my case, I choose Android, but you can also choose iOS:
And it will display the different keys we have:
When selecting a key, it shows all of its fields:
The first thing we’re going to do is run this command:
eas credentials
In my case, I choose Android, but you can also choose iOS:
And it will display the different keys we have:
When selecting a key, it shows all of its fields:
We can also apply all these options:
In this example, I'm displaying the key named "my-upload-key." Here, you can see information about the key, such as its name, alias, SHA-1, and other details. You can also perform various actions, such as deleting, updating, or changing the key password.
