Sliding card UI paradigm for iOS. Currently used by VLC iRemote on the App Store.
Similar to the "sliding main view" in the Facebook and Path apps, except it supports all 4 directions, manages autohiding properly, supports sliding by: pan gesture, tap gesture and programatically.
First import header:
#import <GBCardStack/GBCardStack.h>"Create a GBCardStackController instance and add the cards to it (here we add all cards except for on the bottom):
GBCardStackController *cardStackController = [[GBCardStackController alloc] init];
self.cardStackController.leftCard = [LeftViewController new];
self.cardStackController.mainCard = [MainViewController new];
self.cardStackController.topCard = [TopViewController new];
self.cardStackController.rightCard = [RightViewController new];Present your GBCardStackController instance like you would any other view controller (shown here as the rootViewController of the window):
self.window.rootViewController = cardStackController;In your view controllers which you place in the card stack, define which views are slideable. You should add any UIView subclass which responds to UITouch events (i.e. has userInteractionEnabled set to YES) which you want to still trigger a card slide. If you don't do this then only that UIView subclass will receive touch events and it will not cause the underlying card to slide as the user pans. You would normally put any UIButton's in here, but not a UISlider because you wouldn't want a pan inside a pan. You might need to include UIViewController+GBCardStack.h in your UIViewController subclass.
[self.slideableViews addObject:self.someButton];See: github.com/lmirosevic/GBCardStackDemo
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