A nice dropdown style menu for iOS
SwiftMenu functions as a dropdown menu which expands when the user hits a certain UI element, and dismisses when they take their finger off the screen (Either with a menu item selected, or not)
Setting up your app to use SwiftMenu is a simple and quick process. For now SwiftMenu is built as a static framework, meaning you will need to include the whole Xcode project in your workspace.
- Drag all included files and folders to a location within your existing project.
- Add SwiftMenu.framework to your Embedded Binaries.
- Wherever you want to use SwiftMenu use
import SwiftMenu.
SwiftMenu is similar in API usage to UIAlertViewController. The class MenuViewController acts as the UIAlertViewController and MenuItem acts as a UIAlertAction. The MenuViewController is then 'attached' to a UIView which the user wants to display it on press.
To set up a simple menu you would do the following:
let firstMenuItem = MenuItem(title: "A Menu Item", handler: { menuItem in
// Do some action
})
let secondMenuItem = MenuItem(title: "Another Menu Item", handler: nil)
let menuViewController = MenuViewController(menuItems: [firstMenuItem, secondMenuItem])
menuViewController.attachToView(someView, inViewController: self)MenuViewController will then be responsible for managing when the menu should be shown and hidden.
- Unlimited menu items, with a hold to scroll mechanism (Subject to change)
- Automatic display and dismissal of the menu
- Support for nested menus
- Selection state of MenuItems
- Images on Menu Items
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