NavigationRouter | router implementation designed for complex modular apps | Menu library

I want to build a trivial macOS application with a sidebar and some contents according to the selection in the sidebar.

I have a MainView which contains a NavigationView with a SidebarListStyle. It contains a List with some NavigationLinks. These have a binding for a selection.

I would expect the following things to work:

1. When I start my application the value of the selection is ignored. Neither is there a highlight for the item in the sidebar nor a content in the detail pane.

2. When I manually select an item in the sidebar it should be possible to navigate via up/down arrow keys between the items. This does not work as the selection / highlight disappears.

3. When I update the value of the selection-binding it should highlight the item in the list which doesn't happen.

Here is my example implementation:

I'm trying to configure deeplinks for my React Native app, following the official documentation, but I haven't been able to make it work. I mean, the app does open if I run adb shell am start -W -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d “crf://" packageName or xcrun simctl openurl booted crf:// but I haven't been able to open a specific screen; it always launches to the app home screen. I'm almost sure it has to do with the nested navigators, since I have a TabbarNavigator inside a DrawerNavigator and a StackNavigator inside all of that. I followed the instructions regarding nested navigators in the documentation and also this post, amongst other things, but no luck. I want to go to the EventHomeScreen, PersonDetailScreen and ProgramSessionDetail

Here is my code:

NavigatorRouter

I am trying to understand how to use router-flux and have multiple scenes/sub scenes similar to having multiple story boards, so that I can have a scene for the user sign up process, and then a scene for once the user is sign up and logged in.

At present I am doing this but it isn't given me the desired result

I am using the following code, though the status bar appears to be displaying white text instead of black. Any help would be great

I have just created an Ignite starter project. I am partially familiar with the tech used in this great boilerplate code, but some aspects are quite new to me. In the project is a ListView that is navigated to on pressing a button. Once inside the ListView, I want to be able to click on an item and push to a container that I have generated. I can't get this to work.

I haven't altered the v1.13.0 Ignite project in any other way than to this end. The navigation is therefore provided by 'react-native-router-flux'. Specifically I have:

• Taken the ListviewExample scene in NavigationRouter.js and encapsulated my generated container in it like so:

• Imported Actions from react-native-router-flux: import { Actions } from 'react-native-router-flux'
• Added the following to the Text item in ListviewExample: onPress={() => Actions.testContainer()}

When I press on the Text item in my ListView, precisely nothing happens. If I take a look at Spencer Carli's blog post about this, for example, I can't see anything different to what I am doing. Nor in the 'react-native-router-flux' demo.

What am I missing here?

Note, by the way, that I wrote (inside a tab) in the title because my actual Ignite-based project that I am working on has the ListView inside a tab. But as I am having the same problem outside of a tab view when I try in the simpler Ignite project I am using here for testing purposes, I guess the issue is something else.

In a react-native project running Android on Genymotion I had the app running. At one point I received an issue and uninstalled the app from the VM. Upon re-running the app I received an alert: