I'm confused by that example; without reactify-component, what is the (fn ...) bit receiving and re-destructuring?

Do all react components get passed props, and do all functions get interpreted as React components?

Is anyone using Firebase for auth but another SQL database as their application data store? Is that a common setup?

Why are these not equivalent -- why do I need the aset version to get my title to display?

In other words, why do I need the aset ... "navigationOptions" even after I've done assoc "navigationOptions"?

react-nativation requires some pretty intrusive interop doesn't it. I decided not to fight it. Each screen has a def which looks something like this...

(def screen
  (doto (r/reactify-component container)
    (gobj/set "navigationOptions"
              #js {:headerTitle "Log a sighting"
                   :headerLeft  (r/as-element [rn/button {:title "Cancel" :onPress #(rf/dispatch [:sighting/method-cancel])}])
                   :headerRight (r/as-element [rn/button {:title "Done" :onPress #(rf/dispatch [:sighting-method/press-done])}])})))

I solved this the other way around (I’m using NativeBase):

and I’m passing {:header nil :headerMode "none"} to navigationOptions, so react-navigation doesn’t try to create them automatically

this gives finer level of control

Added mercury-app’s wiki link to the groups subject line

I need to create a button within the header-bar which will have an onPress from the React docs like this.props.navigation.Navigate("Settings"). But I can't for the life of me figure out how to wrap/call it in such a ways that (settings-button) has access to this.props...

If I reactify a component I can get at the props, but at the moment I've got the header-bar working by doing gobj/set reactified "NavigationOptions" so they don't share that context

So I could easily put a button within my view which would Navigate to another view, but from within the view I can't change the header bar, and from within the header bar I can't Navigate...

I guess the question comes down to simply, "Now that I can put stuff in my header-bar, how do I put stuff that links to another page?"

How to convert this (esp. the static thing) into cljs?

(or, is there some other way to do a navigate() from the header bar?)