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Lightning-Fast Mobile App Development with Galio

You're reading from   Lightning-Fast Mobile App Development with Galio Build stylish cross-platform mobile apps with Galio and React Native

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801073165
Length 272 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Alin Gheorghe Alin Gheorghe
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Preface 1. Chapter 1:Introduction to React Native and Galio 2. Chapter 2: Basics of React Native FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: The Correct Mindset 4. Chapter 4: Your First Cross-Platform App 5. Chapter 5: Why Galio? 6. Chapter 6: The Basics of Mobile UI Building 7. Chapter 7: Exploring the State of Our App 8. Chapter 8: Creating Your Own Custom Components 9. Chapter 9: Debugging and Reaching out for Help 10. Chapter 10: Building an Onboarding Screen 11. Chapter 11: Let's Build – Stopwatch App 12. Chapter 12: Where To Go from Here? 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Finalizing our app

At this point, we need to add some icons to the Bottom Tab Navigator.. But how should we do this? Luckily for us, React Navigation has a pretty straightforward way of modifying its default components.

And because we're already here, we should also change the focus color of whatever tab we're using at the moment.

So, let's go back to our routes.js file. Because we want to add icons to our tabs, we should import the Icon component from 'galio-framework'. After all the imports, we should write the following:

import { Icon } from 'galio-framework';

Now that we've imported the component that we'll use to display icons, let's see how we should do that. Search your AppTabs() function and find the <Tab.Navigator /> component. Here, we'll add two new props called screenOptions and tabBarOptions. Let's quickly check them out and see how exactly we're using them to implement an icon inside our...

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