Adds 3D rotating view transitions to UINavigationController.
I always liked how switching users on OSX rotates the view in a cube, and thought it would also be a nice way to switch between contexts in iPhone applications. There's a cube transition is in the iOS SDK, however it's a private API. So here's an open source implementation that does more or less the same thing. Key features are:
- Just one category to add to your project.
- Push with 3D rotations in one line.
- Back button behavior is taken care of - the category will know when to pop with rotation vs default animation style.
- No private API calls.
Clone the module and run the example.
[navigationController pushViewController:_secondViewController rotated:YES];
[navigationController popViewControllerRotated:YES];
. . . or if using SWIZZLE_BACK (see below) just do a regular pop:
[navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];
Use SWIZZLE_BACK = YES (default) to tell the UINavigationController to track which animation style was used when pushing a view controller. It will then apply the same when popping. The benefit of this is you don't have to do anything to handle back button behavior. The drawback is that it's:
- You just swizzled a UIKit class. Discouraged (but not banned) by Apple
- May require updates for future iOS SDK versions.
. . . If you don't want this behavior, set this option to NO in UINavigationController+PushPopRotated.h.
#Example Video
'Scuse the poor quality video, but it seems that animated gif is the only format that will currently play inside a README.md.
Currently the view does not update during the 0.75secs that a transition is in progress. It's necessary to set up the view beforehand.
- Copy UINavigationController+PushPopRotated.h and UINavigationController+PushPopRotated.m to your project's source folder.
- Copy JRSwizzle.h and JRSwizzle.m to your project's source folder.
Not available yet.
- Jasper Blues - [email protected]
- © 2012 Jasper Blues
Apache License, Version 2.0, January 2004, http://www.apache.org/licenses/