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It means I won't show you how to build all of the components necessary to create such an app, but you can always check the full implementation in the github repo. I will focus this guide on a React Navigation and React Native Paper integration. Bottom navigation with 3 tabs: Feed, Notifications, and Messages.Stack Navigator with two screens: Screen showing bottom navigation and Details of a tweet.Since original Twitter is a very complex app, we will build only a part of it. In the following gif, you can see what is the final version of the app gonna looks like: Overview of the App Of course, the functionalities will be very limited but the navigation part and main screens should look and feel similar. To show all the details of the integration we've decided to build a clone of Twitter.
In this guide, we would like to show you how to integrate React Navigation with Paper's components. This means you can focus on building apps with ready to use components instead of reimplementing the boring stuff. It allows building beautiful interfaces on Mobile and Web with high-quality cross-platform components.įurthermore, Paper provides you with a full theming support, accessibility, RTL and it will take care of platform adaptation. React Native Paper is a UI component library that implements MD Guidelines. This means we can access props, state and context and can dynamically change configuration for the navigator. Thanks to the component-based API, all of the configuration is happening inside the render method. It not only provides a cross-platform native Stack, but also the API was redesigned from the ground up to allow things that were never possible before. The React Navigation v5 comes with many great improvements compared to previous version.
In this blog post, we'll show you how to build a Twitter clone app using React Navigation v5 and Paper. If you like this guide, check out React Native Paper for more! This is a guest post by the React Native Paper team.
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