@react-navigation/drawer
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@react-navigation/drawerDrawer navigator for React Navigation following Material Design guidelines.
Installation instructions and documentation can be found on the React Navigation website.
react-native-drawer is another package for creating a drawer navigation in React Native applications. It provides a highly customizable drawer component that can be used to create side menus. Compared to @react-navigation/drawer, react-native-drawer offers more flexibility in terms of customization but requires more manual setup and configuration.
react-native-side-menu is a simple and customizable side menu component for React Native. It allows you to create a side menu that can be swiped in from the edge of the screen. While it is easier to set up compared to @react-navigation/drawer, it lacks some of the advanced features and integrations provided by @react-navigation/drawer.
react-navigation is a popular navigation library for React Native that provides a variety of navigators, including stack, tab, and drawer navigators. While @react-navigation/drawer is a specific package for drawer navigation, react-navigation offers a more comprehensive solution for handling different types of navigation in a React Native app.
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