DraggableFloatingViewController

Like YouTube app

DraggableFloatingViewController allows you to play videos on a floating mini window at the bottom of your screen from sites like YouTube, Vimeo & Facebook or custom video , yes you have to prepare your video view for that.

How it works

The view will animate the view just like Youtube mobile app, while tapping on video a UIView pops up from right corner of the screen and the view can be dragged to right corner through Pan Gesture and more features are there as Youtube iOS app

Screenshot

Usage

extend this class

set your video view in "viewDidLoad" of subclass

override func viewDidLoad() {

    self.setupViewsWithVideoView(yourMoivePlayer.view, //UIView
        videoViewHeight: yourPlayerHeight, //CGFloat
        minimizeButton: yourButton //UIButton
    )

    // add your view to bodyView
    self.bodyView.addSubview(yourView)
}

in parent view controller

show

func showSecondController() {
    removeDraggableFloatingViewController()
    self.videoViewController = VideoDetailViewController()
    self.videoViewController.delegate = self
    self.videoViewController.showVideoViewControllerOnParentVC(self)
}

dismiss

func removeDraggableFloatingViewController() {
    if self.videoViewController != nil {
        self.videoViewController.removeAllViews()
        self.videoViewController = nil
    }
}

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Please edit "info.plist"

To disable swipe down gesture of Notification Center, you need to edit "info.plist" to hide status bar. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18059703/cannot-hide-status-bar-in-ios7

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please override if you want

override func didExpand() {
    showVideoControl()
}
override func didMinimize() {
    hideVideoControl()
}

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Please see demo app

If you want to use this, you have to check this demo app.

<!-- ## Minimam example Classes ### Minimam subclass ```swift class VideoDetailViewController: DraggableFloatingViewController { var moviePlayer: MPMoviePlayerController! override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() // prepare your video player moviePlayer = MPMoviePlayerController() // prepare your closing button let foldBtn = UIButton() foldBtn.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 44, height: 44) foldBtn.setImage(UIImage(named: "DownArrow"), forState: UIControlState.Normal) // please call this in "viewDidLoad" self.setupViewsWithVideoView(moviePlayer.view, videoViewHeight: 160, foldButton: foldBtn ); // you can add sub views on bodyView let testView = UILabel() testView.frame = CGRect(x: 20, y: 20, width: 100, height: 40) testView.text = "test view" self.bodyView.addSubview(testView) } // please override if you want override func didExpand() { showVideoControl() } override func didMinimize() { hideVideoControl() } } ``` ### Minimam parent view controller ```swift class FirstViewController: UIViewController , DraggableFloatingViewControllerDelegate { var videoViewController: VideoDetailViewController! @IBAction func onTapButton(sender: AnyObject) { self.showSecondController() } override func viewWillDisappear(animated: Bool) { // when go to fullscreen, this is also called if !self.videoViewController.isFullScreen() { removeDraggableFloatingViewController() } } func showSecondController() { removeDraggableFloatingViewController() self.videoViewController = VideoDetailViewController() self.videoViewController.delegate = self self.videoViewController.showVideoViewControllerOnParentVC(self) } // DraggableFloatingViewControllerDelegate func removeDraggableFloatingViewController() { if self.videoViewController != nil { self.videoViewController.removeAllViews() self.videoViewController = nil } } } ``` -->