React Navigation: Case for a navigator inside another one?











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I know that here: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/en/common-mistakes.html#explicitly-rendering-more-than-one-navigator it is mentioned that a navigator should not render another navigator explicitly.



However, I am actually facing a problem and I can find no other way around it:



I have a tablet application which uses Authentication (so I have a Switch navigator there).



When authentication is finished, the main screen is split into two parts:
- the left part has its own navigation (Stack navigation)
- the right part also has a different navigation (also stack)



Could that be done without having to render explicitly two navigators inside a main screen?






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  • I'd render the sign in screen as a full-screen modal on top of the two-panel layout
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I know that here: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/en/common-mistakes.html#explicitly-rendering-more-than-one-navigator it is mentioned that a navigator should not render another navigator explicitly.



However, I am actually facing a problem and I can find no other way around it:



I have a tablet application which uses Authentication (so I have a Switch navigator there).



When authentication is finished, the main screen is split into two parts:
- the left part has its own navigation (Stack navigation)
- the right part also has a different navigation (also stack)



Could that be done without having to render explicitly two navigators inside a main screen?






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  • I'd render the sign in screen as a full-screen modal on top of the two-panel layout
    – Daniel Rothig
    Nov 7 at 20:40













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I know that here: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/en/common-mistakes.html#explicitly-rendering-more-than-one-navigator it is mentioned that a navigator should not render another navigator explicitly.



However, I am actually facing a problem and I can find no other way around it:



I have a tablet application which uses Authentication (so I have a Switch navigator there).



When authentication is finished, the main screen is split into two parts:
- the left part has its own navigation (Stack navigation)
- the right part also has a different navigation (also stack)



Could that be done without having to render explicitly two navigators inside a main screen?






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I know that here: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/en/common-mistakes.html#explicitly-rendering-more-than-one-navigator it is mentioned that a navigator should not render another navigator explicitly.



However, I am actually facing a problem and I can find no other way around it:



I have a tablet application which uses Authentication (so I have a Switch navigator there).



When authentication is finished, the main screen is split into two parts:
- the left part has its own navigation (Stack navigation)
- the right part also has a different navigation (also stack)



Could that be done without having to render explicitly two navigators inside a main screen?






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  • I'd render the sign in screen as a full-screen modal on top of the two-panel layout
    – Daniel Rothig
    Nov 7 at 20:40


















  • I'd render the sign in screen as a full-screen modal on top of the two-panel layout
    – Daniel Rothig
    Nov 7 at 20:40
















I'd render the sign in screen as a full-screen modal on top of the two-panel layout
– Daniel Rothig
Nov 7 at 20:40




I'd render the sign in screen as a full-screen modal on top of the two-panel layout
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