ViewDeck
GitHub describes it as An implementation of the sliding menu found in various iOS apps.. The repository metadata lists Objective-C as its primary language. This article stays within the project description and details documented in the GitHub repository README.
ViewDeck/ViewDeck: IIViewDeckController
GitHub describes it as An implementation of the sliding menu found in various iOS apps.. The repository metadata lists Objective-C as its primary language. This article stays within the project description and details documented in the GitHub repository README.
Repository scope
GitHub describes it as An implementation of the sliding menu found in various iOS apps.. The repository metadata lists Objective-C as its primary language. The README describes the project this way: ViewDeck is a framework to manage side menus of all kinds. It supports left and right menus and manages the presentation of the side menus both programmatically and through user gestures.
IIViewDeckController
The README section "IIViewDeckController" states: The heart of ViewDeck is IIViewDeckController , which is a container view controller. You can then assign your center view controller to it as well as side view controllers. IIViewDeckController makes sure your content view controllers are added to the view controller hierarchy their views are added to the view hierarchy when needed.
IIViewDeckController
The README section "IIViewDeckController" states: ViewDeck does not provide any kind of configurable menus. It is up to you to assign your center and side view controllers to ViewDeck so that ViewDeck can then take over and present them as necessary.
IIViewDeckController
The README section "IIViewDeckController" states: IIViewDeckController supports both a left and a right side view controller and of course you can also only use one side. You can open and close the side views programmatically, e.g. through a tap of a button. By default IIViewDeckController also listens to swipe gestures by the user and interactively opens the side views accordingly.
Editorial conclusion
The repository README is the source for this review. It does not replace a local installation or an independent test.
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