You can find detailed version of this post on this link I hope this is clear enough with step-by-step for how to create custom transition. Create a Scene or Two to navigate class SceneOne extends Component { render() { return ( <View> <Text>{‘Scene One’}</Text> </View> ) } } class SceneTwo extends Component { render() { … Read more
After a long research MetroJS bundler default not compile typescript .ts and .tsx extension files. We need tell MetroJS bundler to compile .ts and .tsx files i solved this error by edit metro.config.js file in root project folder by following. Edited on September 2022 Added cjx and json extensions to below snippet All extensions listed … Read more
1) To make the back button disappear in react-navigation v5 or newer: { navigationOptions: { title: ‘MyScreen’, headerLeft: ()=> null, // `headerLeft: undefined` should work too // `headerLeft: null` should work but could trigger a TS error } NOTE: v6 has an extra option: headerBackVisible: false Whether the back button is visible in the header. … Read more
To hide the tab bar in one of the screens, this works for React Navigation v4: HomeStack.navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => { let tabBarVisible = true; let routeName = navigation.state.routes[navigation.state.index].routeName if ( routeName == ‘ProductDetails’ ) { tabBarVisible = false } return { tabBarVisible, } } For v5, and v6 please check @Chathuranga Kasthuriarachchi’s … Read more
Faced the same issue while implementing Navigation. Run following commands npm install @react-navigation/native React Navigation is made up of some core utilities and those are then used by navigators to create the navigation structure in your app. In your project directory, run: npm install react-native-reanimated react-native-gesture-handler react-native-screens react-native-safe-area-context @react-native-community/masked-view This will install versions of these … Read more
There is really simple solution to pass back props to parent component on goBack(). You can pass an extra prop containing function to Modal and right before calling goBack() or in componentWillUnmount you can call that function. Example export default class SomeComp extends Component { … onGoBack = (someDataFromModal) => { console.log(someDataFromModal); } render() { … Read more
React Navigation 5.x , 6.x import { CommonActions } from ‘@react-navigation/native’; navigation.dispatch( CommonActions.reset({ index: 1, routes: [ { name: ‘Home’ }, { name: ‘Profile’, params: { user: ‘jane’ }, }, ], }) ); Available in Snack
Since your Test component does not belong to navigation stack it doesn’t have the navigation prop. You can do couple of things. Simple one is to pass the navigation to the child component like the example below. return ( <View> <Text>Hello, Chat App!</Text> <Button onPress={() => navigate(‘Chat’, { user: userName })} title={“Chat with ” + … Read more
In React Navigation 5, this becomes much easier by passing in the screen as the second parameter: navigation.navigate(‘Nested Navigator 2’, { screen: ‘screen D’ }); You can also include additional levels if you have deeply nested screens: navigation.navigate(‘Nested Navigator 2’, { screen: ‘Nested Navigator 3’, params: { screen: ‘screen E’ } });
This should work in most cases: componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) { if ( nextProps.token == undefined || _.isNil(nextProps.token) ) { let action = NavigationActions.reset({ index: 0, key: null, actions: [ NavigationActions.navigate({routeName: ‘Auth’}) ] }); nextProps.navigation.dispatch(action); } … } Or try by enhancing your navigator with custom action: const changeAppNavigator = Navigator => { const router = Navigator.router; const … Read more