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Hi ! First, thank's for all your works about navigation with react-native!
react-navigation is a very cool project, I used NavigationExperimental before and it was easy to switch.
With this addons project, I think you really identified problems a developper can encounter with react-navigation.
I've got a focus / fetch issue with my app:
I have a TabNavigator with 4 tabs and each of them got a separate StackNavigator. By implementing addEventListener with focus event on the Stack, I can now re-fetch data when StackNavigator is back to root screen. That's great!
But I can't figure how to re-fetch data when Tab's focus event appear. In the component that instantiate the StackNavigator, I can receive the TabNavigator focus event, but I don't know how to access the screen created by the StackNavigator to call the fetch method. And I'm not sure if that's the good approach.
Hi ! First, thank's for all your works about navigation with react-native!
react-navigation is a very cool project, I used NavigationExperimental before and it was easy to switch.
With this addons project, I think you really identified problems a developper can encounter with react-navigation.
I've got a focus / fetch issue with my app:
I have a TabNavigator with 4 tabs and each of them got a separate StackNavigator. By implementing
addEventListenerwithfocusevent on the Stack, I can now re-fetch data when StackNavigator is back to root screen. That's great!But I can't figure how to re-fetch data when Tab's focus event appear. In the component that instantiate the StackNavigator, I can receive the TabNavigator
focusevent, but I don't know how to access the screen created by the StackNavigator to call the fetch method. And I'm not sure if that's the good approach.