Dual drawer navigation react native expo

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I'm trying to implement a left drawer and right drawer for my app. I'm unable to find any usable examples online. I've tried 3-4 examples including the example from react native docs itself and I'm getting undefined is a not an object (evaluating'Component.router). If anyone has a working example of an app with a left and right drawer navigator that would be great. Thanks!

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I'm trying to implement a left drawer and right drawer for my app. I'm unable to find any usable examples online. I've tried 3-4 examples including the example from react native docs itself and I'm getting undefined is a not an object (evaluating'Component.router). If anyone has a working example of an app with a left and right drawer navigator that would be great. Thanks!

react-native react-navigation expo

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I'm trying to implement a left drawer and right drawer for my app. I'm unable to find any usable examples online. I've tried 3-4 examples including the example from react native docs itself and I'm getting undefined is a not an object (evaluating'Component.router). If anyone has a working example of an app with a left and right drawer navigator that would be great. Thanks!

react-native react-navigation expo

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I'm trying to implement a left drawer and right drawer for my app. I'm unable to find any usable examples online. I've tried 3-4 examples including the example from react native docs itself and I'm getting undefined is a not an object (evaluating'Component.router). If anyone has a working example of an app with a left and right drawer navigator that would be great. Thanks!

react-native react-navigation expo

react-native react-navigation expo

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I believe that you could do something like this, create a new file 'AppNav.js' to handle all your navigation/drawers etc~

AppNav.js

const LeftDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'left',

  })



const RightDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'right',

  })



const RootNavigator = createStackNavigator({

  LeftDrawer: { screen: LeftDrawer },

  RightDrawer: { screen: RightDrawer }

})



export default AppNav = props => {

  return <RootNavigator />

}

EDIT: Plus, on the RootNavigator, before the call of LeftDrawer, you can set the main screen of your app and set it as 'initialRouteName'

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I believe that you could do something like this, create a new file 'AppNav.js' to handle all your navigation/drawers etc~

AppNav.js

const LeftDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'left',

  })



const RightDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'right',

  })



const RootNavigator = createStackNavigator({

  LeftDrawer: { screen: LeftDrawer },

  RightDrawer: { screen: RightDrawer }

})



export default AppNav = props => {

  return <RootNavigator />

}

EDIT: Plus, on the RootNavigator, before the call of LeftDrawer, you can set the main screen of your app and set it as 'initialRouteName'

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I believe that you could do something like this, create a new file 'AppNav.js' to handle all your navigation/drawers etc~

AppNav.js

const LeftDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'left',

  })



const RightDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'right',

  })



const RootNavigator = createStackNavigator({

  LeftDrawer: { screen: LeftDrawer },

  RightDrawer: { screen: RightDrawer }

})



export default AppNav = props => {

  return <RootNavigator />

}

EDIT: Plus, on the RootNavigator, before the call of LeftDrawer, you can set the main screen of your app and set it as 'initialRouteName'

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I believe that you could do something like this, create a new file 'AppNav.js' to handle all your navigation/drawers etc~

AppNav.js

const LeftDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'left',

  })



const RightDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'right',

  })



const RootNavigator = createStackNavigator({

  LeftDrawer: { screen: LeftDrawer },

  RightDrawer: { screen: RightDrawer }

})



export default AppNav = props => {

  return <RootNavigator />

}

EDIT: Plus, on the RootNavigator, before the call of LeftDrawer, you can set the main screen of your app and set it as 'initialRouteName'

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answered yesterday

kivul

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I believe that you could do something like this, create a new file 'AppNav.js' to handle all your navigation/drawers etc~

AppNav.js

const LeftDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'left',

  })



const RightDrawer = createDrawerNavigator(

  {

    Screen1: {

      screen: Screen1,

    },

    Screen2: {

      screen: Screen2,

    },



  }, {

    headerMode: 'none',

    drawerWidth: SCREEN_WIDTH * 0.6,

    drawerPosition: 'right',

  })



const RootNavigator = createStackNavigator({

  LeftDrawer: { screen: LeftDrawer },

  RightDrawer: { screen: RightDrawer }

})



export default AppNav = props => {

  return <RootNavigator />

}

EDIT: Plus, on the RootNavigator, before the call of LeftDrawer, you can set the main screen of your app and set it as 'initialRouteName'

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