v0.2.0

FloatingAccessoryKit v0.2.0

New Features

• On iOS 18, hidden tab bars can now be restored by tapping, long-pressing, or using accessibility activation on the empty area where the tab bar was shown.

Documentation

• Document the iOS 18 tab bar restore behavior alongside the existing tab bar minimization guidance.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0

v0.1.0

FloatingAccessoryKit v0.1.0

Breaking Changes

• Rename the Swift package, product, module, workspace, and schemes from TabBarAccessoryKit to FloatingAccessoryKit. Consumers should update package product references and imports to import FloatingAccessoryKit.

Bug Fixes

• Adjust the iOS 18 fallback overlay so selected tab content gets bottom safe-area space while the accessory is visible, then restores that space when the accessory is hidden, removed, or moved to another selected tab.

Improvements

• Update the README and sample app for the new FloatingAccessoryKit naming.
• Add sample app visualization for safe-area and adjusted content inset behavior.

Full Changelog: v0.0.2...v0.1.0

v0.0.2

TabBarAccessoryKit v0.0.2

Bug Fixes

• Sync the iOS 18 overlay accessory height with the tab bar button height, improving visual alignment with the tab bar.

Improvements

• Add sample app coverage for UITab-based tab bar setup.

Documentation

• Document that accessory content passed to setContent should be foreground-only, with the iOS 18 overlay background handled by TabBarAccessoryKit.

Full Changelog: v0.0.1...v0.0.2

v0.0.1

TabBarAccessoryKit v0.0.1

New Features

• Add TabBarAccessoryController for installing a floating UIView accessory on a UITabBarController.
• Support leading, center, and trailing accessory placement.
• Support accessory replacement, removal, and animated hide/show updates.
• Use UIKit's native UITabAccessory on iOS 26+.
• Support iOS 18 with an overlay fallback that keeps the accessory positioned with the tab bar.
• Keep the accessory in sync when apps manually hide or show the tab bar on iOS 18.

Documentation

• Add README usage guidance, requirements, tab bar minimization notes, DocC comments, and MIT license.