You might be using some Redux middleware like saga, thunk, promise, or
effex (we recommend effex
because we love async/await). Whatever you're using, you no longer
have access to this.props.navigator and the like. What to do?
Well as long as you include your navigation state inside of your Redux
store, you can dispatch a NavigationAction to it -- after all, this is
what this.props.navigator.push etc. do behind the scenes.
In the following example we call getState and dispatch directly on
your store -- feel free to change this to whatever the equivalent is
for your context (eg: if this was effex, dispatch and getState would
be passed in to the goHome function).
import { NavigationActions } from '@exponent/ex-navigation'
import Store from '../state/Store';
import Router from './Router'
export default function goHome() {
let navigatorUID = Store.getState().navigation.currentNavigatorUID;
Store.dispatch(NavigationActions.push(navigatorUID, Router.getRoute('home')))
}by @exponent