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On Android, four button types are supported by default without the need to provide an icon. You can use them by specifying one of the following ids in your left button definition:
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On iOS, react-native-navigation uses `UIBarButtonItem` to display all items in the navigation bar. Instead of using images or text for normal `UIBarButtonItem`s, you can supply a custom component to be displayed within a custom view of a `UIBarButtonItem`, using the `component` property when specifying a navigation button.
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