React-native-good-navigation NPM

react-native-good-navigation

An implementation of react-native stack that allows screens to be added and navigated to at runtime. The images below show the appearance of the navigators on wide and narrow screens. The colours can be customised.

Installation

npm install react-navtive-good-navigation npm install @react-navigation/native

note: currently you have to install @react-navigation/native separately. I am working on fixing this so they are automatically installed with this package.

Usage

To get started simply create some tabs, pass them into GoodNavigator and your good to go! To navigate to a new screen just call NavigationSession.inst.navigateTo().

IMPORTANT:

Every screen that you navigate to should take in a navigation object, in typescript you can type this using the ScreenProps interface provided in the package.
You cannot pass props to screens like you can with @react-navigation/stack, I plan to add this in the future, however, if you want to use this package now you will have to use a state manager like Redux or manage your state in some other way.
You must wrap the navigator in a NavigationContainer.
react-native-vector-icons are used for tab icons. You can find the library of icons here under MaterialCommunityIcons.

import { GoodNavigator, NavigationSession, ScreenProps, Tab } from 'react-native-good-navigation';
import { Button, View } from "react-native";
import { NavigationContainer } from '@react-navigation/native';

const theme = {
    background: "white",
    text: "black",
    border: "#e8e8e8",
    tabFocused: "#e8e8e8"
}

const Homes: React.FC<ScreenProps> = ({ navigation }) => {
    return (
        <View
            style={{
		flex: 1,
		backgroundColor: theme.background,
		padding: 20
	    }}
        >
	    <Button
		title={"Home 1"}
		onPress={() => NavigationSession.inst.navigateTo(HomeScreen, navigation, "Home 1",
		"Unique ID")}
	    />
	
	    <Button	
		title={"Home 2"}
		onPress={() => NavigationSession.inst.navigateTo(HomeScreen, navigation, "Home 2",
		"Unique ID")}
	    />
	</View>
    )
}

const HomeScreen: React.FC<ScreenProps> = ({ navigation }) => {
    return (
	<View
	    style={{
		flex: 1,
		backgroundColor: theme.background,
		padding: 20
	    }}
	>		
	    {/* your content here */}
	</View>
    )	
}

const Screen2: React.FC<ScreenProps> = ({ navigation }) => {
    return (
	<View
	    style={{
		flex: 1,
		backgroundColor: theme.background,
		padding: 20
	    }}
	>	
	    {/* your content here */}
	</View>
    )
}

export default function App(){
    const tabs: Tab[] = [
	{
	    label: "Homes",
	    screen: {
		id: "HOMES",
		component: Homes,
		title: "Homes"
	    },
	    icon: {
		focused: "home",
		unfocused: "home-outline",
	    },
	    sidebar: {
		component: Homes,
		title: "Homes"
	    },
	},
	{
	    label: "Screen 2",
	    screen: {
		id: "SCREEN_2",
		component: Screen2,
		title: "Screen 2"
	    },
	    icon: {
		focused: "fullscreen",
		unfocused: "fullscreen-exit",
	    }
	}
    ]

    return (
	<NavigationContainer>
	    <GoodNavigator
		tabbarProps={{
		    tabs: tabs
		}}
		drawerProps={{	
		    tabs: tabs,
		    drawerTitle: "Your app"
		}}
		theme={theme}
	    />
	</NavigationContainer>
    )
}

API Reference

NavigationSession

IMPORTANT: do not use navigation.navigate() or navigation.goBack(), we do not have control over these, meaning you will get unexpected behaviour and your application will likely crash.

`navigateTo`

Navigates to the screen provided.

// navigation prop should be passed into every screen, see ScreenProps
NavigationSession.inst.navigateTo(YOUR_SCREEN, navigation, "SCREEN_TITLE", "UNIQUE_ID");

`navigateBack`

Navigates to the previous screen and pops the current screen from the stack.

NavigationSession.inst.navigateBack(navigation);

GoodNavigator

This navigator will render either a TabNavigator or DrawerNavigator depending on the width of the screen. You can pass tab bar and drawer navigator props into this navigator.

theme: Use this to apply a global style to the navigator on all device types. Providing styles for the tab bar and drawer will overwrite the theme in the area the style applies.

tabbarProps: TabbarProps.

drawerProps: DrawerProps.

Example

<NavigationContainer>
    <GoodNavigator
	tabbarProps={{
	    tabs: tabs
	}}
	drawerProps={{	
	    tabs: tabs,
	    drawerTitle: "Your app"
	}}
	theme={theme}
    />
</NavigationContainer>

TabNavigator

Pretty straightforward, just renders a tab bar at the bottom of the screen.

TabbarProps:

`tabs`:

Type: Tab[]
Description: see below.

`landingTab`:

Type: Tab
Description: An optional Tab object representing the tab that should be active when the component first renders. If not provided, the first tab in the tabs array will be the landing tab.

`theme`:

Type: Theme
Description: An optional theme object that defines background, text, border, and tabFocused colors.

`tabbarStyle`:

Type: ViewStyle
Description: Optional style object to customise the appearance of the tab bar.

`headerStyle`:

Type: TextStyle
Description: Optional style object to customise the appearance of the header.

`titleStyle`:

Type: TextStyle
Description: Optional style object to customise the appearance of the title text in the header.

`backIcon`:

Type: IconType
Description: An optional object that specifies the icon used for the back button in the header, including its color and size.

`iconColor`:

Type: string
Description: An optional color string defining the color of the icon when a tab is not focused.

`focusedIconColor`:

Type: string
Description: An optional color string defining the color of the icon when a tab is focused.

`iconSize`:

Type: number
Description: An optional number defining the size of the icon in the tab. Default value is 40.

`labelStyle`:

Type: TextStyle
Description: Optional style object to customise the appearance of the label text in the tab.

`Wrapper`:

Type: React.ComponentType<{ children: ReactNode }>
Description: An optional component used to wrap the rendered tabs. If not provided, the tabs will be wrapped in a default View component.

DrawerNavigator

Renders a drawer on the side of the screen that can be hidden, if a sidebar is provided for a tab then it will render next to the drawer.

DrawerProps

`tabs:`

Type: Tab[]
Description: see below.

`drawerTitle:`

Type: String
Description: The title displayed at the top of the drawer. This is a required prop.

`landingTab:`

Type: Tab.
Description: The tab that should be active when the component is first mounted. Optional.

`theme:`

Type: Theme object.
Description: Styling properties that will be applied across various subcomponents. Optional.

`drawerStyle:`

Type: ViewStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the drawer component. Optional.

`borderColor:`

Type: string (color)
Description: The color for the border of the drawer component. Optional.

`drawerTabUnfocusedStyle:`

Type: DrawerTabStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the drawer tab when it is not focused. Optional.

`drawerTabFocusedStyle:`

Type: DrawerTabStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the drawer tab when it is focused. Optional.

`toggleDrawerIcon:`

Type: Object { color?: string; icon?: string; size?: number }
Description: Properties to render an icon used to toggle the drawer’s visibility. Optional.

`sidebarStyle:`

Type: Object { style: ViewStyle; titleStyle?: TextStyle }
Description: Styling properties for the sidebar and its title. Optional.

`labelStyle:`

Type: TextStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the label inside the drawer. Optional.

`drawerTitleStyle:`

Type: TextStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the drawer title. Optional.

`screenHeaderStyle:`

Type: TextStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the screen header inside the drawer. Optional.

`screenTitleStyle:`

Type: TextStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the screen title inside the drawer. Optional.

`backIcon:`

Type: IconType
Description: The icon to be used for the back button inside the drawer. Optional.

`tabIconStyle:`

Type: TabIconStyle object.
Description: Styling properties for the tab icon inside the drawer. Optional.

`emptyScreen:`

Type: Object { style?: ViewStyle; textStyle?: TextStyle; component?: React.FC }
Description: Component to be rendered when no screens are available to display. It includes optional styling for the component and its text. Optional.

Types

Tab

The Tab type represents the individual tab objects that are passed in the tabs array to the TabNavigator component. Each Tab object contains information and styles related to the screen it represents in the tab bar.

`screen`:

Type: Screen
Description: A Screen object that holds information about the React component to render, its title, and a unique identifier.

`label`:

Type: string
Description: An optional string that defines the label displayed on the tab.

`overrideTabbarLabelStyle`:

Type: TextStyle
Description: Optional style object to customize the appearance of the label text in the tab bar.

`tabbarStyle`:

Type: { focused: ViewStyle, unFocused: ViewStyle }
Description: Allows specifying separate styles for the focused and unfocused state of each tab in the tab bar.

`overrideDrawerLabelStyle`:

Type: TextStyle
Description: Optional style object to customize the appearance of the label text in the drawer.

`drawerStyle`:

Type: { focused: ViewStyle, unFocused: ViewStyle }
Description: Allows specifying separate styles for the focused and unfocused state of each tab in the drawer.

`icon`:

Type: `

{
  focused: string;
  unfocused: string;
  tabbarStyle?: {
    size?: number;
    overrideColor?: string;
    overrideFocusedColor?: string;
  };
  drawerStyle?: {
    size?: number;
    overrideColor?: string;
    overrideFocusedColor?: string;
  };
}

Description: An optional object specifying the icons to be used for the tab in both focused and unfocused states, with possible overrides for color and size in both tab bar and drawer scenarios.

`sidebar`:

Type: { title: string, titleStyle?: TextStyle, component: React.FC<any>, style?: ViewStyle; }
Description: An optional object defining a sidebar component, its title, style, and title style.

ScreenProps

navigation (NavigationProp<ParamListBase>): Represents the navigation prop from React Navigation which allows navigating between different screens.

IconType

icon (string): The icon to be used.
color? (string): The color of the icon.
size? (number): The size of the icon.

Theme

background (string): The background color.
text (string): The text color.
border (string): The border color.
tabFocused (string): The color to be used when the tab is focused.

Screen

id (string): A unique identifier for the screen.
component (React.FC<ScreenProps>): The component to be rendered for this screen.
title (string): The title of the screen.

getScreenType

A utility function that returns either "wide" or "narrow" based on the width of the window.

Returns: "wide" if the window width is more than 750, otherwise "narrow".

Examples

TODO

Contact

antony35007@gmail.com

Changelog

Change Log

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