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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!










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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!







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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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                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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