TransitionManager

Painless custom transitioning. Easy extend, easy setup, just focus on animations.

Install

CocoaPods

use_frameworks!
pod 'TransitionManager'

Manual

Copy & paste TransitionManager folder into your project.

Usage

Copy & paste TransitionManager.swift into your project.

Declare a TransitionManager object.
Init it with a TransitionManagerAnimation
Assign it as your navigation controller's delegate if you use navigation controller.
Else assign it as your view controller's transitioningDelegate.

	
	var transition: TransitionManager!
	    
	override func viewDidLoad() {
	   super.viewDidLoad()
	   
	   transition = TransitionManager (transitionAnimation: FadeTransitionAnimation())
	   navigationController?.delegate = transition
	}

Creating Transition Animations

Create a subclass of TransitionManagerAnimation

	class FadeTransitionAnimation: TransitionManagerAnimation {

	}

TransitionManagerAnimation class implements TransitionManagerDelegate protocol.

TransitionManagerDelegate

protocol TransitionManagerDelegate {

    /// Transition nimation method implementation
    func transition(
        container: UIView,
        fromViewController: UIViewController,
        toViewController: UIViewController,
        isDismissing: Bool,
        duration: NSTimeInterval,
        completion: () -> Void)

    /// Interactive transitions,
    /// update percent in gesture handler
    var interactionTransitionController: UIPercentDrivenInteractiveTransition? { get set }
}

For transition animation, we should override transition func and write our custom animation in it.

class FadeTransitionAnimation: TransitionManagerAnimation {
    override func transition(
        container: UIView,
        fromViewController: UIViewController,
        toViewController: UIViewController,
        isDismissing: Bool,
        duration: NSTimeInterval,
        completion: () -> Void) {
        if isDismissing {
            closeAnimation(container,
                fromViewController: fromViewController,
                toViewController: toViewController,
                duration: duration,
                completion: completion)
        } else {
            openAnimation(container,
                fromViewController: fromViewController,
                toViewController: toViewController,
                duration: duration,
                completion: completion)
        }
    }    
}

One important part is completion() must be called because the TransitionManager finishes transition after it gets called.

Interaction Transition

Interaction transition has 3 parts:

Init interactionTransitionController and either pop or push navigation controller when gesture (interaction) starts.
Calculate your percents on gesture change and updateInteractiveTransition: with that percent
When gesture ended, decide if your transition complete or not and give information to your interactionTransitionController with finishInteractiveTransition () and cancelInteractiveTransition ()

Easier `TransitionManager` setup

You can create a TransitionManagerAnimation container enum and give it all your animations

	enum TransitionManagerAnimations {
	    case Fade
	    case Pull
	}

Write a func that returns correct transition animation in enum

enum TransitionManagerAnimations {
    case Fade
    case Pull
    
    func transitionAnimation () -> TransitionManagerAnimation {
        switch self {
        case .Fade:
            return FadeTransitionAnimation()
        case .Pull:
            return PullTransitionAnimation()
        }
    }
}

Extend TransitionManager and write a new init method like

extension TransitionManager {
    convenience init(transition: TransitionManagerAnimations) {
        self.init(transitionAnimation: transition.transitionAnimation())
    }
}

Now you can create TransitionManager in your view controller like

transition = TransitionManager(transition: .Pull)
navigationController?.delegate = transition

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