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Version: 7.3.2

Router

Since routing is very important for mobile applications, Smartface uses Smartface Router to provide many different useful features for easily navigating & communicating between different screens.

For more information on the router and detailed usages please see the router documentation.

https://smartface.github.io/router

Navigating to page and assigning routes

Common Features of Router

  • Nested routes
  • Route redirection
  • Route blocking
  • History listening
  • NativeStackRouter

    NativeStackRouter is providing for your app to move to different pages and hold their route history by keeping the latest pushed page on top of the stack. It resembles to Stack Navigator in react-native.

  • Deeplinking

Basic Usage of push

/scripts/router/index.ts

import { NativeRouter, NativeStackRouter, Route } from '@smartface/router';
import Application from '@smartface/native/application';

import Page1 from 'pages/page1';
import Page2 from 'pages/page2';
import Page3 from 'pages/page3';

const router = NativeRouter.of({
path: '/',
isRoot: true,
routes: [
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages',
routes: [
Route.of<Page1>({
path: '/pages/page1',
build(router, route) {
return new Page1(router,route);
}
}),
Route.of<Page2>({
path: '/pages/page2',
build(router, route) {
return new Page2(router,route);
}
})
]
})
]
});

export default router;

Basic Usage of modal page

You can use modal page to show a page on top of the current page. For modal page, you can use the modal property in the route definition.

        NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages/page3',
to: '/pages/page3/main',
modal: true,
routes: [
Route.of<Page3>({
path: '/pages/page3/main',
build(router, route) {
return new Page3(router, route);
}
})
]
})
/scripts/router/index.ts

import { NativeRouter, NativeStackRouter, Route } from '@smartface/router';
import Application from '@smartface/native/application';

import Page1 from 'pages/page1';
import Page2 from 'pages/page2';
import Page3 from 'pages/page3';

const router = NativeRouter.of({
path: '/',
isRoot: true,
routes: [
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages',
routes: [
Route.of<Page1>({
path: '/pages/page1',
build(router, route) {
return new Page1(router,route);
}
}),
Route.of<Page2>({
path: '/pages/page2',
build(router, route) {
return new Page2(router,route);
}
}),
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages/page3',
to: '/pages/page3/main',
modal: true,
routes: [
Route.of<Page3>({
path: '/pages/page3/main',
build(router, route) {
return new Page3(router, route);
}
})
]
})
]
})
]
});

export default router;

Bottom Sheet

Bottom sheet helps people perform a distinct task that’s related to the parent view without taking them away from their current context.

There is differences between Android and iOS. On iOS the bottom sheet uses a Page to display the content. On Android, the bottom sheet uses a View to display the content.

iOS

Example route for bottom sheet:

Bottom Sheet
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages/bottomSheet',
to: '/pages/bottomSheet/page',
modal: true,
modalType: 'bottom-sheet',
bottomSheetOptions: {
cornerRadius: 20,
detents: ['large', 'medium'],
isGrabberVisible: true
},
routes: [
Route.of({
path: `/pages/bottomSheet/page`,
build: (router, route) => new PgModalBottomSheet(router, route)
})
]
}),
/scripts/router/index.ts

import { NativeRouter, NativeStackRouter, Route } from '@smartface/router';
import Application from '@smartface/native/application';

import Page1 from 'pages/page1';
import Page2 from 'pages/page2';
import Page3 from 'pages/page3';
import PgModalBottomSheet from 'pages/pgModalBottomSheet';


Application.on('backButtonPressed', () => {
NativeRouter.getActiveRouter()?.goBack();
});

const router = NativeRouter.of({
path: '/',
isRoot: true,
routes: [
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages',
routes: [
Route.of<Page1>({
path: '/pages/page1',
build(router, route) {
return new Page1(router,route);
}
}),
Route.of<Page2>({
path: '/pages/page2',
build(router, route) {
return new Page2(router,route);
}
}),
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages/page3',
to: '/pages/page3/main',
modal: true,
routes: [
Route.of<Page3>({
path: '/pages/page3/main',
build(router, route) {
return new Page3(router, route);
}
})
]
}),
NativeStackRouter.of({
path: '/pages/bottomSheet',
to: '/pages/bottomSheet/page',
modal: true,
modalType: 'bottom-sheet',
bottomSheetOptions: {
cornerRadius: 20,
detents: ['large', 'medium'],
isGrabberVisible: true
},
routes: [
Route.of({
path: `/pages/bottomSheet/page`,
build: (router, route) => new PgModalBottomSheet(router, route)
})
]
}),
]
})
]
});


export default router;


Android

On Android, the bottom sheet is a modal dialog that slides up from the bottom of the screen. It is a good choice for displaying a list of options or actions.

First, you need to create your custom component in library then you can use it in your Bottom Sheet.

import PgModalBottomSheetDesign from 'generated/pages/pgModalBottomSheet';
import { withDismissAndBackButton } from '@smartface/mixins';
import { Router, Route } from '@smartface/router';
import BottomSheet from '@smartface/native/ui/bottomsheet';
import bottomSheetFlex from 'components/BottomSheetFlex';
import { themeService } from 'theme';

export default class PgModalBottomSheet extends withDismissAndBackButton(PgModalBottomSheetDesign) {
myBottomSheet: BottomSheet;

constructor(private router?: Router, private route?: Route) {
super({});
}

createBox() {
// BottomSheetFlex is a custom component that is created for the bottom sheet.
const content = new bottomSheetFlex();
themeService.addGlobalComponent(content, 'bottomSheetComponent');
return content;
}
initBottomSheet() {
this.myBottomSheet = new BottomSheet({
view: this.createBox(),
borderRadius: 10,
detents: ['medium']
});
}
/**
* @event onShow
* This event is called when the page appears on the screen (everytime).
*/
onShow() {
super.onShow();
this.initBackButton(this.router); //Addes a back button to the page headerbar.
}

/**
* @event onLoad
* This event is called once when the page is created.
*/
onLoad() {
super.onLoad();
this.initBottomSheet();
}
}
caution

If you want to use Listview and Gridview in your Bottom Sheet, you need to set nestedScrollingEnabled property to true.