Add the ability to "retain" a dismissed screen, to support iOS Picture In Picture overlays. #11097

jaredly · 2022-12-13T21:57:55Z

(Feature request fwiw) (corresponding react-native-screens PR)

Thanks for making this wonderful library! I've really enjoyed using it. I'm transitioning a large app from custom native navigation code (written before we adopted react-native) to react-navigation, and the only thing I'm having trouble with is iOS Picture-In-Picture.

If you're unfamiliar, Picture-in-Picture (PIP) refers to popping a video out into an "overlay" that persists as you navigate around the app, until you either close it or "restore" it, which results in the originating screen being pushed back onto the stack, and the video sliding back into its original location.

Here's a little video of that in action, for context:

pip.mp4

There are two things needed to support PIP well:

the ability to dismiss a screen without letting the resources be garbage collected. (when the originating ViewController is garbage collected, the PIP window automatically closes). Additionally, the screen must not be unmounted on the react side of things, so that events will still be handled properly (critically, the onRestoreUserInterfaceForPictureInPictureStop callback for react-native-video).
the ability to bring back the screen that the PIP overlay originated from, in response to the user tapping on the relevant icon in the overlay.

I've made a pull-request to react-native-screens adding a hidden prop to the Screen component, which allows a screen to stay in the react tree (so the resources are retained & events still propagate), but be ignored by the NavigationStack.

On the react-navigation side, we need an additional flag on a given route, to allow a screen to be (a) marked for retention (e.g. if a user dismisses this screen, hang on to it but mark it "hidden"), (b) restored from the hidden state, and (c) dropped from retention (which, if the screen is hidden, means it is removed, and if it is still in the visible stack, it just has the flag cleared).

Test code and steps to reproduce

Here's a minimal repo illustrating the problem behavior: https://github.com/jaredly/rnsdemo
And a video:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/112170/207732805-7750c1e8-7276-4f51-9244-f86ec312092b.mp4

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jaredly · 2022-12-13T21:59:11Z

packages/native-stack/package.json

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
    "react": "*",
    "react-native": "*",
    "react-native-safe-area-context": ">= 3.0.0",
-    "react-native-screens": ">= 3.0.0"
+    "react-native-screens": ">= 3.19.0"


I set this to a fictitious future version, because it relies on a change to react-native-screens

@jaredly the peer dependency shouldn't be bumped, the package is still compatible with react native screens 3, only the new feature needs a newer version so that can be documented separately

satya164

Hey! Thanks for the PR.

I'm not sure about the approach, this is highly specific to the native stack and native features so I don't think it belongs in the router.

Native Stack should expose this with a different API such as a custom hook and store the additional data regarding screens that need to be retained in its internal state.

It'd also be useful to see some code snippets of how this may be used to understand the APIs needed.

satya164 · 2022-12-16T13:47:41Z

packages/native-stack/package.json

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
    "react": "*",
    "react-native": "*",
    "react-native-safe-area-context": ">= 3.0.0",
-    "react-native-screens": ">= 3.0.0"
+    "react-native-screens": ">= 3.19.0"


@jaredly the peer dependency shouldn't be bumped, the package is still compatible with react native screens 3, only the new feature needs a newer version so that can be documented separately

jaredly · 2022-12-16T18:04:21Z

@satya164 cool, thanks for the feedback! I'll try the custom hook direction.

jaredly · 2023-01-17T20:46:56Z

@satya164 So in order to implement screen restoration, I will need to be able to specify the key of the screen that I'm adding "back on" to the stack, such that it doesn't get a nanoid() key. Would you rather that be a separate action, or an argument added to the PUSH action? (or to the .payload of the PUSH action)

satya164 · 2023-01-17T21:09:25Z

Would you rather that be a separate action, or an argument added to the PUSH action? (or to the .payload of the PUSH action)

Since this is very specific to native-stack, there shouldn't be any changes to routers or the core package. Ideally, native stack would expose a method from its hook that you can call which would internally use reset action to add the route back to the state - so your key will be preserved in this case.

jaredly · 2023-01-17T21:19:12Z

oh cool, yeah that will work great

jaredly · 2023-01-18T21:27:26Z

packages/native-stack/src/index.tsx

+/**
+ * Contexts
+ */
+export { RetainContext } from './views/RetainContext';


let me know if you want this to go into a /contexts/ directory, or somewhere else

jaredly · 2023-01-18T21:27:51Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

  return (
-    <ScreenStack style={styles.container}>


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jaredly · 2023-01-18T21:28:46Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

+                if (!retainedKeys.includes(route.key)) {
+                  setNextDismissedKey(route.key);
+                }


this warning fires spuriously when restoring a previously dismissed screen

@jaredly yea this one has some issue, need to address it later

jaredly · 2023-01-18T21:34:05Z

@satya164 ok I've got it working 😅 this repo https://github.com/jaredly/rnsdemo with the native-stack dependency pointed at a local checkout of this branch, has Picture in Picture working!

pip.mp4

satya164 · 2023-02-12T18:02:13Z

Thanks @jaredly for updating the MR! I'll try to review it when I get some free time

jaredly · 2023-04-18T16:27:30Z

bump? 🙏

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jaredly · 2023-10-17T20:19:36Z

@satya164 I'd really like to get this merged so I can stop depending on a fork -- is there anything I can do to help this along?

satya164 · 2023-10-18T10:14:47Z

@jaredly I'll try to review it this week. would you be able to write a short usage example with the code so it's easier for me to see the API?

jaredly · 2023-10-18T13:44:34Z

Fantastic, thanks! Here's a little demo repo I made to show how retain works together with PictureInPicture https://github.com/jaredly/rnsdemo/blob/main/App.js
We've been using this in production at Khan Academy for 6 months now, and it's been working great.

osdnk

@jaredly
Thanks for your hard work.
Few things:

Please, specify what is the public API here. We prefer not to expose the contexts directly.
you should warn/throw if one wants to use that on Android/web
Avoid using values from refs in the state update. In general, I cannot see why latestValue is needed here. If it's very needed, please elaborate
Avoid shadowing of variables
Add some examples.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T19:24:30Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

@@ -373,74 +377,86 @@ function NativeStackViewInner({ state, navigation, descriptors }: Props) {

  useInvalidPreventRemoveError(descriptors);

+  const { retainContext, hiddenRoutes, hiddenDescriptors, retainedKeys } =
+    useRetainContext(state, navigation, descriptors);
+  descriptors = { ...hiddenDescriptors, ...descriptors };


I'd avoid overriding props, as ot may be confusing for someone reading the code. I guess it's a mental model that we don't mutate values as long as possible.

How about mergedDescriptors and mergedRoutes.

It's a bit confusing (at least, I can imagine, it can be) that you use create an array and object without memorizing. Of course, it makes sense here as we don't pass them as props, but I'd add a comment, e.g., "no need to memorize as we don't pass them directly as props"

no need to memorize as we don't pass them directly as props

imo the comment isn't necessary since memorizing depends on other factors and not about props. it'd be confusing for me to see such a comment.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T19:25:29Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

-        );
-      })}
-    </ScreenStack>
+    <RetainContext.Provider value={retainContext}>


How about ScreensRetentionContext? I'd prefer to use nouns if possible.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T19:29:45Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

+    <RetainContext.Provider value={retainContext}>
+      <ScreenStack style={styles.container}>
+        {routes.map((route, offsetIndex) => {
+          const index = offsetIndex - hiddenRoutes.length;


I think it's confusing. I don't think we have any offset here.

Suggested change

const index = offsetIndex - hiddenRoutes.length;

const isHidden = index < hiddenRoutes.length;

and then hidden={isHidden}

const isHidden = hiddenRouteKeys.includes(route.key) maybe more descriptive.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T19:32:48Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+ * This context allows you to retain screens in memory, even after
+ * they have been popped off the stack. This is important for
+ * supporting native iOS "Picture in Picture" mode, as the
+ * originating UIViewController must be retained in memory for the
+ * PiP overlay to continue running.
+ * Retained screens can also be "restored" to the top of the stack,
+ * for example when the user taps the button in the PiP overlay
+ * to return to the app.
+ */


Suggested change

* This context allows you to retain screens in memory, even after

* they have been popped off the stack. This is important for

* supporting native iOS "Picture in Picture" mode, as the

* originating UIViewController must be retained in memory for the

* PiP overlay to continue running.

* Retained screens can also be "restored" to the top of the stack,

* for example when the user taps the button in the PiP overlay

* to return to the app.

*/

* This context allows you to retain screens in memory, even after

* they have been popped off the stack. That is important for

* supporting native iOS "Picture in Picture" mode, as the

* originating UIViewController must be retained in memory for the

* PiP overlay to continue running.

* Retained screens can also be restored to the top of the stack,

* for example, when the user taps the button in the PiP overlay

* to return to the app.

*/

I'm not native so feel free to ignore. I believe there's no need for a quotation as the description is precise enough.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T19:35:47Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+ * to return to the app.
+ */
+export const RetainContext = React.createContext<RetainContextT>({
+  retain() {


I'd do something even stronger.

Suggested change

retain() {

get retain() {

This will throw an error on access, without waiting for invoking the function.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T20:16:51Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+          const { [key]: _, ...rest } = screens;
+          return rest;
+        });
+        return latestValues.current.retainedScenes[key] != null;


you should not rely on the ref here as concurrent mode can make it flaky. Why can't you rely on the previous state?

osdnk · 2023-10-21T20:19:17Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+  // for which we still want to keep the memory allocated.
+  const hiddenRoutes: Route<any>[] = [];
+  const hiddenDescriptors: NativeStackDescriptorMap = {};
+  Object.keys(retainedScenes).forEach((key) => {


I'd prefer

const { hiddenDescriptors: descriptors, hiddenRoutes: routes } = Object.values(retainedScreen).reduce(() => { ... }, { routes: [], descriptors: {} })

The code will be much simpler if there was just a hiddenRouteKeys array. Seems like the only place that needs it is when we set hidden={true}, and with such an array, it could just check hidden={hiddenRoutes.includes(route.key)} without changing descriptor and routes related logic.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T20:21:12Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+  const hiddenRoutes: Route<any>[] = [];
+  const hiddenDescriptors: NativeStackDescriptorMap = {};
+  Object.keys(retainedScenes).forEach((key) => {
+    if (!routeKeys[key]) {


I would just check the state.routes here directly, even though it's a higher theoretical complexity. This is not a big deal as this array should be small anyway.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T20:22:43Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+  const latestValues = React.useRef({ state, retainedScenes, descriptors });
+  React.useEffect(() => {
+    latestValues.current = { state, retainedScenes, descriptors };
+  });


I'm rather against patters like that. The new state should be the result of props and the previous state as react may batch those updates, we should not rely on what is currently in useRef.

I believe this is not very needed here and it's possible to refactor the code without that.

I assume the intention is to memoize the retain, release, restore functions. In that case define those functions separately with useLatestCallback and then they can be safely added to dependency array for useMemo.

With that it's unnecessary to do such a ref.

osdnk · 2023-10-21T20:25:24Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+  const retainContext = React.useMemo<RetainContextT>(
+    () => ({
+      retain() {
+        const { state, descriptors } = latestValues.current;


why not state? Also, please avoid shadowing variables as it gets harder to understand the code.

osdnk · 2023-10-22T14:07:34Z

Actually, ignore my comment about adding the example. It's not possible now

satya164

I think an API like the following would be simpler:

const { retain, release, restore } = useRetain();

// ...

<Video
  // ...
  onPictureInPictureStatusChanged={isActive => {
    if (isActive) {
      retain();
    } else {
      release();
    }
  }}
>

It'd be simpler not to have to manage a key. If user wants to retain multiple things (is that even possible?), they can use the hook multiple times. Though looking at the code, the key seems to be just the route key which will always be the same and can be aquired from useRoute inside the hook itself.

Also why does restoreUserInterfaceForPictureInPictureStopCompleted need a timeout? Is it possible to make restore return a promise so consumer can wait until this function can be called?

satya164 · 2023-10-22T22:56:48Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

@@ -373,74 +377,86 @@ function NativeStackViewInner({ state, navigation, descriptors }: Props) {

  useInvalidPreventRemoveError(descriptors);

+  const { retainContext, hiddenRoutes, hiddenDescriptors, retainedKeys } =
+    useRetainContext(state, navigation, descriptors);
+  descriptors = { ...hiddenDescriptors, ...descriptors };


no need to memorize as we don't pass them directly as props

imo the comment isn't necessary since memorizing depends on other factors and not about props. it'd be confusing for me to see such a comment.

satya164 · 2023-10-22T22:57:56Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/NativeStackView.native.tsx

+    <RetainContext.Provider value={retainContext}>
+      <ScreenStack style={styles.container}>
+        {routes.map((route, offsetIndex) => {
+          const index = offsetIndex - hiddenRoutes.length;


const isHidden = hiddenRouteKeys.includes(route.key) maybe more descriptive.

satya164 · 2023-10-22T23:01:06Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+  const latestValues = React.useRef({ state, retainedScenes, descriptors });
+  React.useEffect(() => {
+    latestValues.current = { state, retainedScenes, descriptors };
+  });


I assume the intention is to memoize the retain, release, restore functions. In that case define those functions separately with useLatestCallback and then they can be safely added to dependency array for useMemo.

With that it's unnecessary to do such a ref.

satya164 · 2023-10-22T23:03:20Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+    () => ({
+      retain() {
+        const { state, descriptors } = latestValues.current;
+        const route = state.routes[state.routes.length - 1];


Instead of assuming the last screen, this hook should use the useRoute hook to get the correct route object

As currently written, the retain function isn't a hook. I'll look into changing the API to a useRetain and see whether that can meet all our needs

satya164 · 2023-10-22T23:05:32Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+          [route.key]: {
+            route,
+            descriptor: descriptors[route.key],
+          },


This should only store the route key. Duplicating the route and descriptor is problematic as those could change after storing here making them out of sync. They should always be read from state.routes and descriptors.

Hmm it can't be read from state.routes if the screen has been popped off the stack; that's why I'm storing it here. In the case where the route hasn't been popped, I use the one from state.routes.

satya164 · 2023-10-22T23:13:42Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+        const index = state.routes.findIndex((r) => r.key === key);
+        const routes =
+          index !== -1 ? state.routes.slice(0, index) : state.routes.slice();
+        routes.push(route);
+        navigation.dispatch({
+          type: 'RESET',
+          payload: { ...state, index: routes.length - 1, routes },
+        });


Don't refer to actions by string. Use the CommonActions.reset action creator instead. In this case it should be possible to just use navigation.reset.

Also, I assume it's moving the screen to the end. Is this necessary/desirable? If the screen wasn't the last one, seems strange to change the order after pip restore. I'd remove this, consumers can do this themselves if they want to.

If the screen wasn't the last one, seems strange to change the order after pip restore.

I thought that in order for a screen to be visible on a screen stack, it needed to be the last one. Is that not the case? restore() is supposed to bring the screen back to visibility; either adding it to the end if it had been popped off, or popping off anything on top of it if the screen still exists in the stack.

satya164 · 2023-10-22T23:14:17Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+
+        return true;
+      },
+      supported: true,


This boolean seems unnecessary if it's always true.

it's true here, but the default value for the RetainContext has supported: false

satya164 · 2023-10-22T23:17:21Z

packages/native-stack/src/views/RetainContext.tsx

+  // for which we still want to keep the memory allocated.
+  const hiddenRoutes: Route<any>[] = [];
+  const hiddenDescriptors: NativeStackDescriptorMap = {};
+  Object.keys(retainedScenes).forEach((key) => {


The code will be much simpler if there was just a hiddenRouteKeys array. Seems like the only place that needs it is when we set hidden={true}, and with such an array, it could just check hidden={hiddenRoutes.includes(route.key)} without changing descriptor and routes related logic.

This allows the native stack router to retain some viewControllers in memory but out of sight, ready to be restored at a later time. This is necessary for a good PictureInPicture experience.

…ings

…ut it is not

satya164 · 2024-01-18T13:07:35Z

FYI we have added retain support to regular stack navigator via navigation.retain and would like to use the same method for native stack: #11765

jaredly · 2024-01-18T16:19:18Z

@satya164 oh interesting! Unfortunately it looks like that API doesn't align quite well enough:

  /**
   * Removes a screen from the active routes, at the same time
   * retaining the screen in the preloaded screens list,
   * so it is not getting detached.
   */
  retain(): void;

In order for picture-in-picture to work as users expect, we need to be able to "mark a screen as retained" without also removing it from the active routes, such that when it is removed from the active routes (e.g. by a POP or any number of other events) it does not get detached.

jaredly · 2024-01-18T16:27:33Z

Responding to your questions (thanks for giving it a thorough review!)

It'd be simpler not to have to manage a key.

I realize now that my demo repository doesn't make use of the keys, but a full application (such as ours, the Khan Academy app) that needs to support picture-in-picture does need them to function correctly. Specifically, when viewing another screen with a video on it, the PIP overlay should be automatically dismissed, but when returning to the screen that originated the PIP overlay, it should not be automatically dismissed. In order to implement that behavior, we need to keep track of the screen where the video was retained.

Also why does restoreUserInterfaceForPictureInPictureStopCompleted need a timeout? Is it possible to make restore return a promise so consumer can wait until this function can be called?

In order for the PIP overlay to be restored fluidly (animating smoothly back to the location of the <Video/> element), the screen needs to have finished animating in. The timeout is a simple way to wait for the animation to complete. I couldn't see a way to have restore know the parameters of the screen animation, but if you know how that would be fantastic.

satya164 · 2024-01-19T09:59:16Z

we need to be able to "mark a screen as retained" without also removing it from the active routes

I think we can make that change.

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	const isHidden = index < hiddenRoutes.length;

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