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A simple framework that allows you to create similar lazy pops and dismisses like in the Facebook, Instagram or Twitter apps.

Installation

CocoaPods

Add the following line to your PodFile:

pod 'LazyTransitions'

Carthage

Add the following line to your Cartfile

github "serp1412/LazyTransitions"

Usage

Here's the simplest way to use LazyTransitions

Import the framework in the view controller that you want to make lazy

import LazyTransitions

Make the view controller lazy for the transition that you need

func viewDidLoad() {
    becomeLazy(for: .dismiss) // or .pop if have pushed this screen
}

A lazy transition trigger is automatically added to the screen's view property. But you can add transition triggers (i.e. panning on them will also trigger a transition) for other views in your screen

addTransition(forView: view)
// or
addTransition(forScrollView: scrollView)

Example

Here's some sample code on how to use LazyTransitions in your project.

import LazyTransitions

class LazyViewController: UIViewController {

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        becomeLazy(for: .dismiss)
    }
}

That's it! 😜

More Info Please!

If you want to find out about more use cases for LazyTransitions or just mess around with it a bit.

Clone this project
Open it in Xcode and find the LazyTransitions.playground file
Open the README playground page and follow the instructions inside.

I hope you enjoy using this framework as much as I did creating it 😊

LazyTransitions

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