react-native-network-logger
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An HTTP traffic monitor for React Native with zero dependencies
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TypeScript
export declare const setBackHandler: (backHandler?: () => void) => void;
export declare const backHandlerSet: () => boolean;
/**
* Get a replacement back handler to use instead of your default navigation so you
* can use your existing back button to navigate inside the network logger.
*
* If navigation has occurred in the logger app then pressing your back handler will
* navigate internally. If it is already on the default page then it will call your
* original back handler.
*
* e.g.
*
* const navigation = useNavigation()
*
* const onBack = getBackHandler(navigation.goBack)
*
* <Button onPress={onBack} title="Go back" />
*
* @param backHandler App navigation default back handler
*/
export declare const getBackHandler: (backHandler: () => any) => () => void;
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