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Few days ago I started this project as a spin-off from navigator-rfc. This repo is an implementation of the super-simple navigator behavior (without animated transitions! Please, keep it in mind).
To make a proof of concept for react-native navigator (based on navigator-rfc), driven by redux.
First of all, check an example I've made. In index.ios.js
you'll find the most important parts.
As usual:
$ npm i navigator-redux --save
Then include it in your code:
import {NavigatorRedux, makeNavState, navigationReducer} from 'navigator-redux';
And finally, use it to make your navigation to work:
const store = createStore(
navigationReducer,
makeNavState([{title:'Initial Route', component: YourComponent}])
);
AppRegistry.registerComponent('Basic', () => () => (
<Provider store={store}>
<NavigatorRedux />
</Provider>
));
Each view in the stack, while rendered, will receive a nav
property with index
, stack
and actions
.
{title: 'Route Title', component: Component, [passProps: {text: 'Props'}]}
passProps is optional
For further reading, check an example.
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Navigator for React-Native, driven by redux
We found that navigator-redux demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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