Merge v5 into master
Highlights of this release
* Easier installation
* autolink and reac-native link support
* Shared Element Transition - reimplemented from scratch and new API
* [iOS] showModal animation api parity
* [Android] Animation values are now declared in dp
* [iOS] deprecate topBar.drawBehind
* [Android] RNN is migrating to Kotlin
closes #5904
# Changes
* Support RN 0.60
* Migrate to AndroidX
* Improve draw behind StatusBar (Preparation for #4258)
* Don't push BottomTabs when keyboard is displayed (Fixes #4005, #3424)
- It won't be needed to toggle the BottomTabs when Keyboard is visible
* BottomTab badge and dot indicator are not animated by default on Android (parity with iOS)
# Updating from v2
v3 is currently in alpha. To update simply npm install `3.0.0-alpha.11` - `npm install --save react-native-navigation@3.0.0-alpha.11`.
Breaking changes are outlined below.
## Layout system changes on **Android**
* Parent layouts (BottomsTabs, Stack, SideMenu) are always laid out behind the StatusBar.
* Components (`component` and `externalComponent`) are measured and offset according to the StatusBar.
In this release, We're changing the layout system in order to provide better support for immersive and full screen apps. In this release we've improved support for drawing behind the StatusBar, next we'll address drawing behind the NavigationBar.
Use the `drawBehind` and `translucent` options to control the StatusBar
```js
statusBar: {
drawBehind: true, // will draw a screen behind the StatusBar
translucent: true // Usually you'll want to have drawBehind: true when this is true
}
```
While this isn't a breaking API change - there are a few breaking side effects.
### How will my app be effected
1. When the keyboard is opened, BottomTabs will now be drawn behind the keyboard and won't shift upwards. This is in parity with the current behaviour in iOS. For the most part, this isn't a breaking change. Toggling BottomTabs when TextInput's focus changes won't be needed anymore.
2. While parent controllers are drawn behind the StatusBar, their background isn't.
This means that when transitioning from a destinations drawn under the StatusBar to a destination drawn behind it, the application's default background color will be visible behind the StatusBar.
If you application's theme is dark, you might want to change the `windowBackground` property to mitigate this:
Add the following to your application's `style.xml`
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
<style name="AppTheme" parent="Theme.AppCompat.Light.NoActionBar">
<item name="android:windowBackground">@color/backgroundColor</item>
</style>
<!--This is your application's default background color.
It will be visible when the app is first opened (while the splash layout is visible)
and when transitioning between a destination a screen drawn under the StatusBar to
a destination drawn behind it-->
<item name="backgroundColor" type="color">#f00</item>
</resources>
```
## AndroidX migration
We've migrated RNN to AndroidX, please follow migration instructions in the react-native repo.
## Removed SyncUiImplementation
[SyncUiImplementation](https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation/blob/master/lib/android/app/src/reactNative57WixFork/java/com/reactnativenavigation/react/SyncUiImplementation.java) was used to overcome a bug in RN's UiImplementation. This workaround was added to RN's `UiImplementation` in RN 0.60 (thanks @SudoPlz) and can be removed from RNN.
If you're using `SyncUiImplementation` your app will fail to compile after upgrading to v3. Simply remove the following code from your `MainApplication.java`
```diff
- import com.facebook.react.uimanager.UIImplementationProvider;
- import com.reactnativenavigation.react.SyncUiImplementation;
- @Override
- protected UIImplementationProvider getUIImplementationProvider() {
- return new SyncUiImplementation.Provider();
- }
```
## BottomTab badge and dot indicator are not animated by default on Android (parity with iOS)
Showing and hiding badge and dot indicator are now not animated by default. Badge animation is now controlled with the `bottomTab.animateBadge` property and dot indicator with `bottomTab.dotIndicator.animate` property.
#### The following option will show a badge with animation
```js
bottomTab: {
badge: 'new,
animateBadge: true
}
```
#### The following option will show a dot indicator with animation
```js
bottomTab: {
dotIndicator: {
visible: true,
animate: true
}
}
```
closes #5228
Played around with context api, tried to get the wrapped component to rerender after global context
was updated - this is what I came up with.
Note: this commit makes the playground app use a newer js core as the js core which shipped with RN on Android
is missing javascript Proxy.
Closes #4517
Orientation.hasValue returns false for default orientation
This bug caused orientation set in defaultOptions to be disregarded.
Setting default orientation is still somewhat wrong now that its behaviour has changed when targeting SDK 28.
The following PR introduces improved support for Context api and other api's which wrap the root view.
## Context api
Navigation.registerComponent('navigation.playground.ContextScreen', () => (props) => (
<TitleContext.Provider value={'Title from Provider'}>
<ContextScreen {...props} />
</TitleContext.Provider>
), () => ContextScreen);
## Redux
Navigation.registerComponent('navigation.playground.ReduxScreen', () => (props) => (
<Provider store={reduxStore}>
<ReduxScreen {...props} />
</Provider>
), () => ReduxScreen);
## Plain Component - not changed
Navigation.registerComponent('navigation.playground.MyScreen', () => MyScreen);
This PR also upgrades the TypeScript version to 3.2.0 and RN version used in the playground app to 0.57.7
* New Android build flavor - `reactNative57_7`
* Unit test coverage is disabled, for some reason it broke after upgrading to RN 0.57.7
Implement Element transition on Android
This commit adds basic support for Element transition to Android.
Currently, only Shared Transition is supported and only when pushing screens.
There are a few caveats you need to be aware of if you intend to use
this feature in its current state:
1. Since elements need to be laid out before the transition can start, Set `waitForRender: true` when pushing the destination screen.
2. Fade animation has to be used when pushing screens with shared elements.
API
```js
options: {
animations: {
push: {
waitForRender: true,
content: {
alpha: {
from: 0,
to: 1,
duration: 250
}
}
}
},
customTransition: {
animations: [
]
}
}
```
* Support RN 0.55.4
This commit adds support for RN 0.55.4 by introducing version specific build flavors - reactNative51
* Update scripts after introducing build flavors
* Update Android installation instruction on specifying build flavor
Further work on TopTabs and some refactoring (#2362)
* Further work on TopTabs and some refactoring
* OptionsPresenter receives views as params
* Remove TopBar and style logic from ViewControllers, these are the OptionsPresenters concern
* StackAnimator isn't coupled to LinearLayout
* Convert Runnable to lambda
* ContainerLayout now implements ReactContainer interface
* Enable desugaring in playground app
* TopTabs unit tests
Navigator.push allows us to open a new screen. Currently it starts a new Activity with the screen
as it’s root view, but this is only a temporary behaviour. The intended behaviour is similar to
View Controllers on iOS which allows you to manage view hierarchies or a stack of fragments
managed by FragmentManager on Android.
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