navigation-ex | Routing and navigation for your React Native apps | Navigation library
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THIS REPO IS ARCHIVED AND CODE HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE MAIN REPOSIORY. Routing and navigation for your React Native apps with a component-first API. Documentation can be found at next.reactnavigation.org.
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QUESTION
Our app had the feature of showing the bottom tabBar in the main screens and hiding it when the user navigates to another one (changing the stack), but after migration from v3 to the v4, the Android app is slower when opening a screen and the transition of closing the screen is also slower, and apparently every time I navigate to a stack it renders all stack navigation that exists inside the bottom tab navigation, even when not navigating to it. It gets worse on the production app that have 5 tabs and have some animation during the opening.
How can I solve this problem of jumpty animation?
Tested on Galaxy Nexus API 29 - Android 10. The same problems happens on a Moto G7 Play, Android 10
Here is the navigations code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 18:14Dynamically changing the tabBarVisible
is not recommended for the reasons you're experiencing right now:
The documentation says:
Some tab navigators such as bottom tab navigator also have a tabBarVisible option which can be used to hide the tab bar based on instructions in the Screen options resolution guide. However, we don't recommend using it since showing/hiding the tab bar mid-navigation can affect the animation of the stack navigator causing glitchy behaviour.
Source: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/hiding-tabbar-in-screens/
Instead of hiding the tab bar dynamically I would change the structure of your navigators instead where your main navigator is your stack navigator and where your tab navigator is a screen of your stack navigator. So you can do something like this:
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I'm trying to understand how navigation in Flutter works at a basic level, beyond the Material design convenience widgets, in order to implement a non-standard navigation scheme.
I've been playing with the code from the answer here, and edited the build method from that code to be as follows, setting the routes
and pageRouteBuilder
properties to be non-null.
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Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 06:16After poking around in material/app.dart
to find how pageRouteBuilder
is set there (if using Android Studio, write MaterialApp() anywhere, hover and Ctrl+click once underline appears, then search for 'pageRouteBuilder' in the file that opens), I have found that this can be fixed with
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