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react-stack-navigation

v1.0.1

Published

Library that facilitates navigation between screens to react natively

Downloads

9

Readme

REACT STACK NAVIGATION

Developer

@jovemdeveloper

Methods

  • push( page , params) places the page in the navigation stack

  • pushClean( page , params ) inserts the page into the navigation stack and clears the navigation stack, leaving only the page to be inserted

  • replace( page , params) replaces the current page in the navigation stack

  • goBack( ) removes the current page from the navigation stack and returns to the previous one

How to use

import {StackNavigation} from "react-stack-navigation";
AppRegistry.registerComponent(appName, () => StackNavigation(
    {
        Page1:Page1,
        Page2: Page2,
    },{
        initial: 'Page1'
    }
));

Recommendation

start the application with a splash, as all pages will have only one instance, that is, the constructor of each page will be executed only once and it takes time for all pages to be created in memory