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eLBeeIsolator

Unmaintained

Yet another Objective-C repo that will remain unmaintained indefinitely or until I can write a Swift version to replace it.

Youtube Video

Here is a short video showing the animation in a table view: Video 1

Overview

initWithParentView:havingTableView:willStartCompletion:didAnimateCompletion:withCompletion:

Initializes an allocated eLBeeIsolator object using a Parent View (required), a Table View that resides in the Parent View, alng with the 3 available completion blocks: willStartBlock, didAnimateBlock, didIsolateBlock

Parameters

  • parentView UIView *

    • The UIView that should be considered the primary parent of the view you want to isolate
    • This will typeically just self.view

  • tableView UITableView *

    • A UITableView should be supplied if the view to be isolated is a UITableViewCell
      • If it is a cell, then this parameter is required
      • Otherwise, it is optional and be set to nil

  • willStartBlock ^block

    • The block recieves a BOOLEAN itemIsBeingIsolated
    • A completion block to be called before the view is (de)isolated
      • Useufl for when you'd like to prepare other views (animate the navigation hidden for instance) before hand

  • didAnimateBlock ^block

    • The block recieves a BOOLEAN itemIsBeingIsolated
    • A completion block called after animating the isolated view

  • didIsolateBlock ^block

    • The block recieves a BOOLEAN itemIsBeingIsolated
    • A completion block to be called once isolation of the view is complete

Additional Initializers

-(instancetype)initWithParentView:havingTableView:didAnimateCompletion:withCompletion:
-(instancetype)initWithParentView:havingTableView:withCompletion:
-(instancetype)initWithParentView:havingTableView
-(instancetype)initWithParentView

Extras Included

Categories included within the isolator folder:

  • Nametag - Add a "name tag" identifier to any view as discussed here
  • Overlay - Add a overlay to a view
  • SnapshotView - Snapshot a view

There are a bunch of other helper methods and stuff added to this guy, I'm just too lazy right now to list them all out.

So - seek and destroy at will!

Note

There are many ways to do this same affect. A much cleaner/better way would be to just transition to a new View as the animation. This code is just an alternative to that ( and also just me muxing around ).

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