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react-navigation-slide-from-right-transition
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a slide from right transition for use with react navigation on android
This is a slide from right transition config ported from the codebase of react navigation to enable usage on Android.
On iOS, the default transition animation for React Navigation's card stack is a slide from right animation. I had a project which required the same slide from right animation on Android, so I decided to pull out the transition config into this library. See the corresponding issue here to track any potential progress on getting a slide from right transition on Android.
npm install --save react-navigation-slide-from-right-transition
react-navigation
StackNavigator:import { StackNavigator } from 'react-navigation';
import getSlideFromRightTransition from 'react-navigation-slide-from-right-transition';
/* ... your react component code here ... */
const SimpleStack = StackNavigator({
Home: {
screen: MyHomeScreen
},
Profile: {
path: 'people/:name',
screen: MyProfileScreen,
},
}, {
transitionConfig: getSlideFromRightTransition
});
Check out the example app included in the github repo to see the slide-from-right transition in action! I assume you already have the react-native-cli installed, as well as the required Android dependencies.
git clone https://github.com/Traviskn/react-navigation-slide-from-right-transition.git
cd react-navigation-slide-from-right-transition/example
npm install
Use react-native run-android
to run the example.
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