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Jelly provides custom view controller transitions in iOS with just a few lines of code πŸ’ͺ

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Jelly

Custom Viewcontroller animations with just a few lines of code

Jelly-Animators: Elegant Viewcontroller Animations in Swift

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Jelly provides custom view controller transitions with just a few lines of code. No need to create your own PresentationController or Animator-Objects. A Jelly-Animator will do the heavy lifting for you.

πŸ“± Example

You can use Jelly to build your own Alert-Views or Slidein-Menus using ViewControllers designed by yourself.

Jelly-Animators: Elegant Viewcontroller Animations in Swift Jelly-Animators: Elegant Viewcontroller Animations in Swift

Jelly-Animators: Elegant Viewcontroller Animations in Swift Jelly-Animators: Elegant Viewcontroller Animations in Swift

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

πŸ”§How to use

Jelly is super easy to use.

  1. Create a JellyPresentation Object
  2. Initialize a JellyAnimator using the JellyPresentation Object created in Step 1.
  3. Call the prepare(viewController:UIViewController) Function
  4. Finally call the native UIViewController presentation function.
override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    let viewController = self.storyboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "someViewController")
    let presentation = JellySlideInPresentation()
    self.jellyAnimator = JellyAnimator(presentation:presentation)
    self.jellyAnimator?.prepare(viewController: viewController)
    self.present(viewController, animated: true, completion: nil)
}

DO NOT FORGET TO KEEP A STRONG πŸ’ͺ REFERENCE

Because the transitioningDelegate of a UIViewController is weak, you need to hold a strong reference to the JellyAnimator inside the UIViewController you are presenting from

class CustomVC : UIViewController {
    var jellyAnimator: JellyAnimator?
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        // Setup your Animator here 
        // ....
        // And assign it
        self.jellyAnimator = createAnimator()
    }
}

That's it. That's lit.

πŸ–Œ Customize

Jelly Supports two types of Presentations.

  • JellySlideInPresentation
  • JellyFadeInPresentation

Both share some propertys and each Property has a default value

  • duration: JellyConstants.Duration (default: normal)
    • ultraSlow = 2.0
    • slow = 1.0
    • medium = 0.5
    • normal = 0.35
    • fast = 0.2
    • reallyFast = 0.1
  • widthForViewController: JellyConstants.Size (default: fullscreen)
    • If the container is smaller than the provided width Jelly will automatically resize to the containers width
    • if Margin Guards are specified they also will be applied if width is to wide for the container
  • heightForViewController: JellyConstants.Size (default: fullscreen)
    • If the container is smaller than the provided height Jelly will automatically resize to the containers width
    • if Margin Guards are specified they also will be applied when height is to high for the container
  • horizontalAlignment: JellyConstants.HorizontalAlignment (default: .center)
    • center, left or right
  • verticalAlignemt: JellyConstants.VerticalAlignment (default:center)
    • top, bottom, center
  • marginGuards: default(UIEdgeInsets.zero)
    • If the width or height is bigger than the container we are working with, marginGuards will kick in and limit the size using the specified margins
  • backgroundStyle: JellyConstants.BackgroundStyle (default: dimmed)
    • dimmed, blur(effectStyle), none
  • cornerRadius: Double (default: 0)
  • presentationCurve: JellyConstants.JellyCurve (default: linear)
    • easeIn, easeOut, easeInEaseOut, linear
  • dismissCurve: JellyConstants.JellyCurve (default: linear)
    • easeIn, easeOut, easeInEaseOut, linear

JellySlideInAnimation provides 3 extra Properties

  • directionShow: JellyConstants.Direction (default: top)
    • left, top, bottom, right
  • directionDismiss: JellyConstants.Direction (default: top)
    • left, top, bottom, right
  • jellyness: (default: none)
    • none (damping = 1.0, velocity = 0.0)
    • jelly (damping = 0.7, velocity = 2)
    • jellier (damping = 0.5 , velocity = 3)
    • jelliest (damping = 0.2, velocity = 4)
let customPresentation = JellySlideInPresentation(dismissCurve: .linear,
                                                    presentationCurve: .linear,
                                                         cornerRadius: 15,
                                                      backgroundStyle: .blur(effectStyle: .light),
                                                            jellyness: .jellier,
                                                             duration: .normal,
                                                        directionShow: .top,
                                                     directionDismiss: .top,
                                               widthForViewController: .fullscreen, 
                                              heightForViewController: .custom(value:200) ,
                                                  horizontalAlignment: .center,
                                                    verticalAlignment: .top,
                                                         marginGuards: UIEdgeInsets(top: 0, left: 10, bottom: 0, right: 10))


self.jellyAnimator = JellyAnimator(presentation:customPresentation)
self.jellyAnimator?.prepare(viewController: viewController)
self.present(viewController, animated: true, completion: nil)

βœ… Requirements

Your Project at least needs a deployment target that is > iOS 9.0

πŸ“² Installation

Jelly is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod "Jelly"

πŸ—£ Mentions

πŸ€– Author

Sebastian Boldt, self.dealloc@googlemail.com

πŸ“„ License

Jelly is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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