I faced the same issue and dived into an investigation. It seems that the detachment of the screens causes it. I found a few approaches. You can choose one according to your needs. They are the following: You can specify a view wrapper of the navigator with the same background color as the screens one … Read more
This is how I hide the tab bar in a specific screen in a stack (React Nav 5.x & 6.x) import { getFocusedRouteNameFromRoute } from ‘@react-navigation/native’; const ProfileStack = createStackNavigator(); const ProfileNavigator = ({ navigation, route }) => { React.useLayoutEffect(() => { const routeName = getFocusedRouteNameFromRoute(route); if (routeName === “Group”){ navigation.setOptions({tabBarVisible: false}); }else { navigation.setOptions({tabBarVisible: … Read more
Open the index.js, the content of the file should be like this: import { AppRegistry, Platform } from ‘react-native’; import App from ‘./App’; AppRegistry.registerComponent(‘X’, () => App); if (Platform.OS === ‘web’) { const rootTag = document.getElementById(‘root’) || document.getElementById(‘X’); AppRegistry.runApplication(‘X’, { rootTag }); } If you have this error Invariant Violation: “main” has not been registered … Read more
If you check the documentation for push, there is an explanation of how different they are. The Push action adds a route on top of the stack and navigates forward to it. This differs from navigate in that navigate will pop back to earlier in the stack if a component is already mounted there. Push … Read more
This is a weird issue that happens in RN > 0.65. My solution: 1.- Import: {/* Depends of your Package (Stack or NativeStack…) */} import { StackNavigationProp } from ‘@react-navigation/stack’; import { useNavigation } from ‘@react-navigation/core’; 2.- Define types export type RootStackParamList = { YourScreen: { id: number } | undefined; }; 3.- Assign useNavigation … Read more
Passing a callback through react native navigation params is not recommended, this may cause the state to freeze (to not to update correctly). The better solution here would be using an EventEmitter, so the callback stays in the Screen1 and is called whenever the Screen2 emits an event. Screen 1 code : import {DeviceEventEmitter} from … Read more
This can be done using the navigation props. You can use this.props.navigation.state.params in a component to set a new property. Call: navigation.setParams({ param: value }) See the documentation on headers for more detail.
Right now with React Navigation 5 we can do something like this: { headerShown: true, headerTransparent: true, } For example: const Screen = ({ navigation }) => { navigation.setOptions({ headerShown: true, headerTransparent: true, }); return ( <View> <Text>Render your component</Text> </View> ); };
The key property for goBack() is a dynamically created string, created by react-navigation whenever it navigates to a new route. for example: It is stored in this.props.navigation.state.key. So if you want to go from EditPage to Cover, what you have to do is to pass the key of EditCover down to EditPage, and then call … Read more
If you are using navigation in child component don’t forget to send navigation in props to child <ChildComponent navigation={this.props.navigation}/> Access in child component like this props.navigation.navigate(“ScreenName”)