A fragment controller foundation for Android, which tryes to mimic iOS UIKit behavior
- iOS-like navigation bar, with slide in/out content views
- Swipe from the left corner gesture to close the current view
- Easy to use Tab bar
A container which extends ConstraintLayout, must be the root of layout for UIViewController
Abstract class which extends Fragment, implements the functionality to be used as child for UINavigationController, contains functions to use:
- createView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, @LayoutRes int resource) - return UIViewControllerContainer, must be used as super for onCreateView()
- setTitle(String title) - set the title which will appears on UINavigationController
- getTitle() - return current controllers title
- present(UIViewController controller) - add a new controller to the controllers stack and show it on the screen using animation
- dismiss() - remove current controller from the screen and from controllers stack in UINavigationController
Class which extends Fragment, implements the functionality to store and animate UIViewControllers attached to it, contains functions to use:
- init(UIViewController rootController) - return UIViewController with root controller in it, must be used as initialiser
- present(UIViewController controller) - add a new controller to the controllers stack and show it on the screen using animation
- dismiss() - remove current controller from the screen and from controllers stack
Class which extends Fragment, implements the functionality to store fragments and show them on the screen using BottomNavigationView, contains functions to use:
- init(@MenuRes int menu, Fragment[] rootFragments) - return UITabBarController, menu resource and root fragments array must have an equal sizes, must be used as initialiser
- Add more iOS-like animations
- Support for menus in navigation controller
- ??? ... may be something more
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