Bottom sheet navigator for React Navigation.
Can also work with Expo Router example
Integrates @gorhom/bottom-sheet with React Navigation.
yarn add @appandflow/react-navigation-bottom-sheet @react-navigation/native @gorhom/bottom-sheet
If you don't have those already, you will also need to install the @gorhom/bottom-sheet dependencies react-native-reanimated and react-native-gesture-handler.
import { createBottomSheetNavigator } from '@appandflow/react-navigation-bottom-sheet';
// ...
const BottomSheet = createBottomSheetNavigator();
<BottomSheet.Navigator
// Default options
screenOptions={{ snapPoints: ['60%', '90%'] }}
>
{/* The first screen should be your app content */}
<BottomSheet.Screen name="app" component={MyApp} />
<BottomSheet.Screen name="firstSheet" component={FirstSheetComponent} />
<BottomSheet.Screen
name="secondSheet"
component={SecondSheetComponent}
// Can pass any prop from @gorhom/bottom-sheet's BottomSheetModal
options={{ snapPoints: [200, '100%'], index: 1 }}
/>
</BottomSheet.Navigator>;
// ...
// Open like any regular react-navigation screen.
navigation.navigate('firstSheet', { id: 1 });
See the React Navigation example app or the Expo Router example under example/expo-router/app for full usage details.
yarn example:react-navigation – launches the classic React Navigation sampleyarn example:expo-router – launches the Expo Router samplesnapPointsArray<string | number>;
Points for the bottom sheet to snap to, points should be sorted from bottom to top. It accepts array of number and string.
Defaults to ['66%'].
Most props from BottomSheetModal are exposed as navigation options. See the @gorhom/bottom-sheet website for full documentation.
Navigation helpers are available on the navigation object.
snapTo(index: number) => void
Snaps the current sheet to index.
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
MIT
$ claude mcp add react-navigation-bottom-sheet \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>