In normal FNAF, Foxy requires the cameras be active (not neccessarily at Pirate's Cove) frequently enough to "stall" them. While Freddy can be "cam-stalled" by keeping the camera on the lower-right camera spot, even if you're not looking at it...
In this game, Freddy's "Cam Stall" doesn't work, so you'll have to just keep the right door closed until she leaves. I'm *moderately* confident that Foxy acts the same, but if you're wanting to be certain, just poke Booty Cove every so often!
I'd sworn stalling her on cam 6 didn't work, but I just tried it and it worked, so I'm going to assume it was just the random sort of bug that I keep running into for some reason!
But yes, camstalling will keep her from being "pushed", but when combined with the fact that chica and bonnie make sound when they approach, and that foxy just needs the camera to be up, it's not a problem to camstall the entire night
You just need to have the cameras open at all and she'll go on cooldown (if this works just like fnaf 1, which seems to be the case)
And for freddy, if your camera is pointed at that last location on the right, freddy can't move, even if your cameras are down (that's called the "Camera Stall", or just "Camstall". It's an oversight of Scott when he made FNAF 1, but has been canonized and used everywhere)
To respond to your other response, if we assume everyone works exactly the same, bonnie will just randomly pick spots in her path, so you're mainly just looking to catch her on the lights (there's a sound cue when bonnie or chica reach the doors). Bonnie's a lot trickier since you can't see her on lights if the door is closed, so you'll mainly want to just check the cams to see if you spot her, unless you want to risk the timing on flicking the door open to flash her
