I'm studying React Native. With react navigation, I create a navigation stack. At the top of the emulator screen, I see the title bar. Now I want to revive it. I found in the document navigation section of this page
https://github.com/benevbright/react-navigation-collapsible
But all the examples in this project are written in TypeScript files, and I use JavaScript.
Maybe I can find a JavaScript example somewhere on how to use react-navigation-collapsible.
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I have created a chat app in react native. Now I want to create app header similar like whatsapp with DP and text on header. For this I need to pass custom component on top bar as in react native navigation (wix), in top bar title accepts only string. I have gone through various links but got no success.
Any help is appreciated.
Reference image given below.
Note: I am using react native navigation (wix) version 4.8.4
Thanks
you can disable the header in react navigation and create a custom header component and pass as prop or children,
at least thats how I do it.
in component file, before exporting
ComponentName.navigationOptions = {
header: null,
};
and then just pass header
<ComponentName header={jsx} />
I need disable a recent button. It is possible to implement this functionality when using react native?
About disable recent button when use react native i didn't find any thing. The difficulty is that my project uses expo, therefore i don't can use native modules Image for the button which must to be disabled
As I understand your question, you want to hide android navigation bar. There are 2 ways to achieve that:
Use React Native libraries: There are some libraries supporting you to hide navigation bar.
Hide Android Navigation Bar in React Native
How to hide React Native NavigationBar
How to hide android system' s bottom navigation bar in React Native App without changing MainActivity? Maybe through AndroidManifest?
Write a simple native module to do that: First, you need to read React Native document about Native Modules for Android. If you know how to use that, you can start searching: "android hide navigation bar". For example: How to hide navigation bar permanently in android activity?
In case you have any problems about creating native modules, just provide information about them.
I want to show which page is currently opened by the user in the sidebar in a React Native app, which incorporates React Navigation (v1.5).
I want to implement something like this image in my application.
I've tried doing this using this.props.navigation.state (reference) which shows current states/routes in the app, but that didn't worked out for me.
Someone suggested to use global variable in React Native but that was again disappointing.
Kindly help me with that.
I'm considering a navigator for a new react-native project
I think the best 2 options are react navigation and react native navigation
Which one is more flexible in terms of defining custom navbars (for example a toggle searchbar) and overriding the default back button handler (for example: to prompt a 'save changes?' warning)?
I would say react-navigation is a better choice, in terms of its flexible api.
Also check out this post from Eric Vicenti, if you are trying to choose the way to go in terms of navigation and navigation animations;
https://medium.com/#ericvicenti/playing-with-react-navigation-and-airbnbs-native-navigation-4e49fc765489
I have created a View where the NavigationBar comes from Obj-c(Native code) and the rest of the view comes from React Native.
Now in the react native view, i have a link which should show the content in a new screen with the navigation experience. I am able to show the content but unable to find a way to change navBar title and show back button on the navBar.
Can you please let me know how we can get access to NavigationBar(Obj-c) in ReactNative?
I don't believe React Native supports this. You cannot take an object created in one language and access it in another. It would be a better idea to create your navigation bar in your JS and use it throughout your app. That even allows you to propagate that UI to your android apps.