Exposes some simple methods for determing which UIViewController is currently at the 'top' of the view controller stack.
Provides an interface for showing a view (by default a large, highly transparent grey circle) that triggers an alert view with the current 'top' view controller's hierarchy.
For people working on a new code base, it provides a simple way to find out the inheritance hierarchy of the screen (UIViewController) they're staring at.
Not to be used in release code - enable the mode only within #DEBUG or similar.
- Implement UIPopoverController
- Add CocoaPods support
- Indicate chosen viewController
- Allow selection of a specific view controller (ie if a container view controller has two VISIBLE child view controllers)
- Allow selection of container view controllers themselves (ie UINavigationController, UITabBarController)
- Allow selection of a view
- Show inheritance hierarchy for a given view