Key features:

Every

This repo allows you to drive your transitions in a super clean, descriptive and flexible fashion. For example pretend the following code is taken from your root application's

This code pushes an

The magic here is in this line of code:

You can easily change the presentation style in favor of a modal transition by simply changing it to:

If for some reason you do not need a

Once again, the transition will be forwarded to the top, keeping the

You may add an animator to customize the way your transition looks like. For example

The key line here is

So the syntax remains clean and it is super easy to switch back to the original animation style.

Want to add fancy peek and pop previews? Easy peasy! Just use

1. Find a view which a user interacts with (interactable view). You should use a specified

   location
   in
   previewingContext.sourceView
   's coordinate system.

2. Adjust

   sourceRect
   of a
   previewingContext
   . You should convert a frame of that interactable view to
   previewingContext.sourceView
   's coordinate system.
   UIKit
   uses
   sourceRect
   to keep it visually sharp when a user presses it, while blurring all surrounding content.

3. Invoke the transition, that will normally occur if a user simply taps at a same

   location
   . For example, it a user presses a
   UIControl
   , you may call
   sendActions(for: .touchUpInside)
   to invoke that
   UIControl
   's an action handler.

Lets pretend the above-mentioned action handler ends up with some router calling

The above described behavior takes place only during active

Important note: if you invoke no transition within

You can also use

You can use

You can also use

Here in

• iOS 9.0+
• Xcode 14.0+

Note: peek and pop is supported only for iOS 9.0+

To install Marshroute using CocoaPods, add the following lines to your

To install Marshroute using Carthage, add the following lines to your

You can provide custom print and assert realization using

MarshroutePrintManager.setUpPrintPlugin(YourPrintPlugin())
MarshrouteAssertionManager.setUpAssertionPlugin(YourAssertionPlugin())

MIT

The framework is written in pure