actionnavigatehomeitem

Actionnavigatehomeitem is a navigation action identifier used in user interface routing systems to transfer control from one screen to a HomeItem destination. The name suggests a path from a current view to a screen that presents a home-themed item list or a specific home item. In many frameworks, navigation actions are defined in a navigation graph or routing schema as named actions associated with a destination. The action actionnavigatehomeitem serves to decouple explicit screen classes from navigation logic, enabling reuse of navigation flows across different parts of an application.

Arguments and data: The action may carry optional parameters to configure the destination, such as an item identifier, filters, sorting preferences, or flags that influence transition animations. These parameters are typically packaged in a parameter bundle or via a typed argument container.

Usage: At runtime, the action is invoked through the navigation controller or router by referencing the action's identifier. The framework resolves the corresponding destination and applies any provided arguments during the transition.

Naming and portability: While actionnavigatehomeitem conveys its purpose clearly, the exact naming convention varies across projects. Some codebases may use underscores (action_navigate_home_item) or camelCase variants. The underlying concept—an explicit route from the current screen to the HomeItem screen—remains consistent.

See also: Navigation graph, Destination, Param passing, Safe arguments, Router or NavController.