/** * This is the navigator you will modify to display the logged-in screens of your app. * You can use RootNavigator to also display an auth flow or other user flows. * * You'll likely spend most of your time in this file. */ import React from "react" import { createStackNavigator } from "@react-navigation/stack" import { WelcomeScreen, DemoScreen, DemoListScreen, GraphScreen } from "../screens" /** * This type allows TypeScript to know what routes are defined in this navigator * as well as what properties (if any) they might take when navigating to them. * * If no params are allowed, pass through `undefined`. Generally speaking, we * recommend using your MobX-State-Tree store(s) to keep application state * rather than passing state through navigation params. * * For more information, see this documentation: * https://reactnavigation.org/docs/params/ * https://reactnavigation.org/docs/typescript#type-checking-the-navigator */ export type PrimaryParamList = { welcome: undefined demo: undefined demoList: undefined graph: undefined } // Documentation: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/stack-navigator/ const Stack = createStackNavigator() export function MainNavigator() { return ( ) } /** * A list of routes from which we're allowed to leave the app when * the user presses the back button on Android. * * Anything not on this list will be a standard `back` action in * react-navigation. * * `canExit` is used in ./app/app.tsx in the `useBackButtonHandler` hook. */ const exitRoutes = ["welcome"] export const canExit = (routeName: string) => exitRoutes.includes(routeName)