A simple framework that allows you to create similar lazy pops and dismisses like in the Facebook, Instagram or Twitter apps.

Add the following line to your PodFile:

pod 'LazyTransitions'

Add the following line to your Cartfile

github "serp1412/LazyTransitions"

Here's the simplest way to use LazyTransitions

• Import the framework in the view controller that you want to make lazy

import LazyTransitions

• Make the view controller lazy for the transition that you need

func viewDidLoad() {
    becomeLazy(for: .dismiss) // or .pop if have pushed this screen
}

• A lazy transition trigger is automatically added to the screen's view property. But you can add transition triggers (i.e. panning on them will also trigger a transition) for other views in your screen

addTransition(forView: view)
// or
addTransition(forScrollView: scrollView)

Here's some sample code on how to use LazyTransitions in your project.

import LazyTransitions

class LazyViewController: UIViewController {

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        becomeLazy(for: .dismiss)
    }
}

That's it! 😜

If you want to find out about more use cases for LazyTransitions or just mess around with it a bit.

1. Clone this project
2. Open it in Xcode and find the LazyTransitions.playground file
3. Open the README playground page and follow the instructions inside.

I hope you enjoy using this framework as much as I did creating it 😊