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Support different NavigationBars to choose from #8
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Hi @mohamoha6200, Thanks for filing the issue.
This has been on top of my mind to allow customization to BottomNavigationBar this would surely be a great addition.
This is a great feature request too, Can you please file that as a separate issue for better tracking? Thanks |
Hey, you're welcome, |
Inspirations
![]() ![]() More design inpirations from some of the existing packages . |
We should add support for material3 NavigationBar, which can basically be a wrapper around the built in NavigationBar. |
v0.6.0 adds support for floating navbar
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Hello and thank you for this great package full of highly requested features.
For most modern apps one would need a custom BottomNavigationBar that would cater to his/her needs, unfortunately navbar_router doesn't support different navbar types for example let's say I wanna use this BottomNavigationBar from this package : https://pub.dev/packages/circular_bottom_navigation , it's currently impossible since navbar_router tries to build upon the default BottomNavigationBar which is quite limited , so maybe you would consider adding the ability to pass the whole BottomNavigationBar widget as parameter instead of a set of decoration parameters in order to lift this limitation ?
Something like what this package provides would be awesome; https://pub.dev/packages/bottom_nav_layout#different-bottom-bars
For a better navigation/experience you might wanna consider adding some sort of visited tabs history in order to manage back button navigation for Android, apps like instagram,netflix ... handle the navigation history by keeping track of the order in which the user visits different tabs such a feature would be a perfect addition to your package, for inspiration take a look at the solution implemented in this one : ttps://pub.dev/packages/bottom_nav_layout#page-back-stack
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