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How to setup an expo project with EAS?

 How to setup an expo project with EAS?


Run the following commands:

1. npx create-expo-app@latest

    give a name to your project <sociallogin>

2. cd sociallogin

3. eas login

    login to your eas account with credentials

4. eas build:configure

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