expo-router

File-based routing in Expo is set up by defining routes using files within your project structure. This approach streamlines navigation management by mapping files directly to routes, making it easy to manage and update application screens.

Yes, dynamic routes and modals are fully supported in Expo Router. You can use dynamic route parameters for flexible routing and implement advanced navigation features like modals and tabs to create a multi-screen app with a clean navigation flow.

The best way to structure a multi-screen navigation flow with tabs in Expo is by using a file-based routing approach. This allows you to efficiently organize routes, manage dynamic parameters, and incorporate advanced navigation features like modals and tabs.

Yes, you need the expo-router library and related navigation and UI component dependencies to implement Expo Router navigation. These libraries provide the comprehensive tools required for structuring and navigating your application.

File-based routing simplifies app structuring by using the file system to define routes, removing the need for manual navigation configuration. This structured approach makes it significantly easier to manage, update, and scale multi-screen applications with dynamic routes and modals.