wix / react-native-navigation

engine-e2e explains how to run Wix's internal Engine (mobile-apps-engine) iOS end-to-end suite in Detox to validate a change to this repository; rnn-codebase orients an agent across the codebase's JS, iOS, and Android layers so it can trace how a navigation command flows through the library or find where an option gets resolved; and ios26-navigation is a detailed reference for iOS 26's Liquid Glass navigation bar, tab bar, and toolbar APIs — UITab, scroll-edge effects, UIGlassEffect, the new UINavigationItem.style values — and exactly how react-native-navigation's own option system maps onto each one.

react-native-navigation itself is a widely used library — 100% native navigation for iOS and Android apps built in React Native, per its own README, with over 13,000 stars behind it. But none of the three skills teach an app developer how to install or use it; the README's own installation guidance is a link out to a separate documentation site, and integrating the library still means editing native project files by hand. What is captured here is the maintainers' own working knowledge for extending the native side, most useful to whoever is adding or fixing iOS 26 support or running the Engine's own iOS suite against a change.

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This package is for maintainers, not app developers. If you came here looking for how to add a native tab bar or stack navigator to your own app, the answer is not in a skill — it is in the project's external docs site and its own native installation steps, which these three skills assume you have already been through.

All three are ready to use as shipped. Our dependency check found nothing unresolved in any of them, which is unusual among the packages on this site and is consistent with narrow, self-contained references rather than skills that wrap an external tool or paid API.