Fairly new and learning React Native.
The project is created with Expo/React Native, I wonder if it is possible to disable Links and Settings
I found this as a working solution. The idea is that by default every screen you put in your stackNavigator is added to this bar, so as you don't want to remove them from your stackNavigator, so you should do another trick. Hope it works for you.
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How can I achieve this effect in react native expo? mainly the navigating from one screen to another and with the screen headers at the top.
You can use react-navigation, for example with createMaterialTopTabNavigator.
here https://snack.expo.io/#nordup/react-navigation-top-nav an example on how to do it.
Then you can customize the headers as you prefer: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/headers
I also found this library that was helpful
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-screens-swiper
So I saw a lot of tutorials with "build in" (React Navigation) components and tools like Bottom Tab bar, etc.! But even if it sounds weird I want to make everything on my own.
I do not want weird navigation with a header and than I can swipe to the side and it all looks native, etc.! I want to have like an <a></a> tag to navigate around. So I think in Html it would look like this:
Home
Is there any chance to get this working in React Native? It's not a problem for me to use librarys for helping to navigate but e.g. with React Navigation it all looks so Native - and I do not want this! :) Maybe anybody can help me with my issue? :D
Henrik, I would suggest you using the createBottomTabNavigator from React Navigation, you can read more here reactnavigation.org/docs/bottom-tab-navigator
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
How to use ReactNavigator (https://reactnavigation.org) in pair with ReactNative Interactable(https://github.com/wix/react-native-interactable) for animated transiotion between Navigator states ?
Has anyone tried this ?
In general I need to create a component, which takes routes config like StackNavigator proposes from React Navigator library and this component should gets left/right/top/bottom screens views and show then on swipe from left/right/top/bottom sides of the phone respectively.
So StackNavigator is suitable for me. But I need to switch between routes with screen custom animation. And I need to has a possibility to swipe from the any side of the phone device!
Help please!! Thanks!