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Android navigation with multiple back stacks
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Thoughts about it? π€
I also have to try enro, but I don't have time right now to give it a try.
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Jetpack Navigation and cross-nav graph destinations
You can find my library here: https://github.com/isaac-udy/Enro
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What are the pros of going with Jetpack's Navigation Component?
So far i'm using Enro, it work really really well and it's much more readable for me: https://github.com/isaac-udy/Enro
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I came up with a design to reuse some UI and behaviours between a couple of search features in a app I was working on and I would like to share it here
I'd be interested on your thoughts of the library I've been working on, and how it compares to the solution you've mentioned. The library is based around an annotation processor to handle passing arguments, receiving results from other screens and performing navigation. It's called Enro, check it out here https://github.com/isaac-udy/Enro
Jetpack-Navigation-Multistack-Example
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Question about placing fragments in nav-graph when using navigation component
If you DON'T actually rely on the multi-stack behavior (1 stack / tab) then there is no need to use NavigationExtensions (personally I wouldn't use them even if I needed that, because the implementation is a bit wonky; you can do more reliable code manually.)
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A fragment -> auth flow-> bottom navigation w/ Navigation component/jetpack
See this sample for auth / conditional navigation then pretend that "ProfileFragment" is the fragment in this sample
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What are the pros of going with Jetpack's Navigation Component?
I am managing multiple backstacks with Jetpack Navigation just fine in this example https://github.com/Zhuinden/Jetpack-Navigation-Multistack-Example/tree/master/app/src/main/java/com/zhuinden/jetpacknavbottomnavfragmentexample π€
- BottomNavigation replace fragment
What are some alternatives?
simple-stack - [ACTIVE] Simple Stack, a backstack library / navigation framework for simpler navigation and state management (for fragments, views, or whatevers).
android-showcase - π Android application following best practices: Kotlin, Coroutines, JetPack, Clean Architecture, Feature Modules, Tests, MVVM, DI, Static Analysis...
FragNav - An Android library for managing multiple stacks of fragments
simple-stack-ftue-sample - [DEMO] Sample code to display "First-Time User Experience" in a Single-Activity app using Simple-Stack, based on the "Conditional Navigation" section by Google.
BottomNavChildFragmentExample - An example showing how to use bottom navigation with child fragments.
android-multibackstack - Persistent bottom navigation like in instagram
android-template - Project with various common components, to reduce "project setup" operations