I’m trying to pass the pressed product data to the product screen using RN expo route but I’m getting
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I am trying to use a bottom tab bar on iOS and Android and a top nav bar on web. I have the following directory:

I’m currently developing an app for an class on my CS course using the expo for the first time and I’m having a lot of trouble to understand how the shared route would fit my app and how I should define my _layout’s (the way I’m doing I get just a blank screen, but it worked before adding nested routes to the (home)).

The problem occurs when I use router.navigate(“/readView”). The readView does not display a header.

I tried setting the center tab as the initial tab but its not working. Also pressing back button from center screen takes to the left most tab and then it exits.

I’ve submitted an issue to Expo for this, but I was wondering if anyone might have a good workaround for now.

In the index page I have three buttons: admin, trainer, user. When the user clicks admin there are a bunch of pages under admin same case for trainer. What’s the stack order in this case?

My app was working fine until I switched to typescript, I followed expo docs on migrating to TS from JS then after running the app, it was on the default welcome to expo screen, it also said to create an index.js file in the app directory even though I already have a index.tsx file at ./app/

I am using expo-router, I have two screens ScreenA and ScreenB, from ScreenA I am navigating to screenB, in screenB I want to push data back to screenA by using router.back() or any other way, I don’t want to use router.push() since I want to go back not push the previous screen on top of the stack, Is there any way to pass params while navigating back in expo-router

I would like to develop an application in React Native, but I’m having problems with layouts. I would like to create a layout and surround my application with it to use it only once. In the past, I created a MainLayout component that I used for each screen: