How to use StackNavigator with DrawerNavigator and SwitchNavigator on React Native?

Question

TL;DR: I need this result (with DrawerNavigator and StackNavigator navigation listed below):

Structure:

---

I have this structure of screens:

In the root pages (represented by " • "), I need the navigation to be done with the DrawerNavigator, and the subpages (represented by " |_ ") I need to be navigated with the StackNavigator.

This is the behavior I would like to get:

• Account
|_ Create Account
|_ Login
|_ Forget Password

• Products
|_ Product detail
 |_ Ingredients

• Configuration
• About

• Cart
|_ Checkout
 |_ Finish Checkout 

Drawer: MainDrawer with => createDrawerNavigator()

• Account
• Products
• Configuration
• About
• Cart

SwitchNavigator:

Start: StartCheck, // Screen component
App: MainDrawer, // Drawer
Welcome: WelcomeScreen, // Screen component

Component: StartCheck and WelcomeScreen is a <Component />

StartCheck: this just check if have data on AsyncStorage, something like "isFirstRun", and open WelcomeScreen or MainDrawer according of result [like this documentation].

My code:

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Screens:

const Screens = {
    account: {
        screen: AccountScreen,
        path: 'account'
    },
    products: {
        screen: ProductsScrren,
        path: 'products'
    },
    configuration: {
        screen: ConfigurationScrren,
        path: 'configuration'
    },
    about: {
        screen: AboutScrren,
        path: 'about'
    },
    cart: {
        screen: CartScrren,
        path: 'cart'
    },
};

MainDrawer:

const MainDrawer = createDrawerNavigator({
    ...Screens
}, {
    contentComponent: Sidebar,
    initialRouteName: 'products',
});

App Container with SwitchNavigator:

const AppContainer = createAppContainer(createSwitchNavigator(
    {
        StartCheck: StartCheck, // Component

        App: MainDrawer, // Drawer
        Welcome: WelcomeScreen, // Component
    },
    {
        initialRouteName: 'StartCheck',
    }
));

export default AppContainer;

With this code, the Header does not appear, so I put the DrawerNavigator inside StackNavigator:

MainStack:

const MainStack = createStackNavigator({
    MainDrawer
});

And I modify App Container with SwitchNavigator:

const AppContainer = createAppContainer(createSwitchNavigator(
    {
        StartCheck: StartCheck, // Component

        App: MainStack, // Stack
        Welcome: WelcomeScreen, // Component
    },
    {
        initialRouteName: 'StartCheck',
    }
));

export default AppContainer;

But in this way, the header overlaps the sidebar, and if I use the headerMode: 'none', my header disappears from the other screens as well (not just the container).

I need this result (with DrawerNavigator and StackNavigator navigation list above):

And I also do not know where I can put the secondary screens (to open with the navigation method of StackNavigator).

Sorry for the big post, is that I tried to detail as much as possible, since I have been looking for a solution for some time but I have not found...

Answer 1

Define your createSwitchNavigator like this

const AppContainer = createAppContainer(createSwitchNavigator(
    {
        StartCheck: StartCheck, // Component

        App: MainStack, // Stack
        Welcome: WelcomeScreen, // Component
    },
    {
        initialRouteName: 'StartCheck',
        headerMode: 'none',
    }
));

Answer 2

I will describe my idea in a textual form first:

After your Start screen is done with it's job, your're going to be in the drawer navigator, which is your root node

• Your drawer would either render StackNavigator or Pure Component|Screen. So, Drawer should have these routes:
• AccountStack | AuthStack.
• ProductsStack.
• Configuration Screen.
• About Screen.
• CheckoutStack.

To show the header all the way

• All StackNavigator is shipped with header /// done for screens rendered within stack.

• For your pure components like About screen, you could create a custom header and add it manually within these components.

OR "not recommended from my point of view"

• Render each pure screen like About screen within a stacknavigator just to save yourself the time for creating a custom header.

  const MainDrawer = createDrawerNavigator({
    Account: AccountStack,
    Product: ProductsStack,
    Configuration: ConfigScreen, // Pure Component
    About: AboutScreen, // Pure Component
    Cart: CartStack
  });
  
  // Ex stack:
  const AccountStack = createStackNavigator({
    CreateAcount: SignUpScreen,
    Login: LoginScreen,
    ForgotPassword: ForgotPasswordScreen
  });