ricburton / header-sticky-tab

A container view controller that displays children view controllers in tabs like the profile screen on Twitter or Instagram without any dependencies

HeaderStickyTabViewController

About

A container view controller that displays children view controllers in tabs like the profile screen on Twitter or Instagram without any dependencies. When the user scrolls the scroll view of the child view controller, the tab/segment control stick at the top.

Features

• Custom header view
• Custom tab view

Installation

Manual

Add the HeaderStickyTabViewController.swift file from Sources/HeaderStickyTabViewController directory to your project.

Swift Package Manager

Add this package in Xcode: https://github.com/nicnocquee/header-sticky-tab

Cocoapods

Coming soon.

Usage

• Create a view controller that extends HeaderStickyTabViewController
• Assign a view to headerView property.
• Assign the children view controllers to viewControllers property.
• Override childDidScroll function if needed.
• Override didChangePage method if needed.

import HeaderStickyTabViewController

class ProfileViewController: HeaderStickyTabViewController {

    static func create() -> ProfileViewController {
        let vc = ProfileViewController()
        vc.title = "Child"

        vc.headerView = ProfileHeaderView()
        vc.viewControllers = [
            FirstTabViewController(style: .plain),
            SecondTabViewController(style: .plain)
        ]

        return vc
    }
}

Checkout Example/HeaderStickyTab/ProfileViewController.swift in this repository for example.

Example

Open Example/HeaderStickyTab.xcworkspace. Run the sample app in simulator. The example shows how to blur the header image when user pull down the scroll view.

License

MIT