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🔱 NetunoNavigation 🔱

Navigate like a god.

NetunoNavigation is a pod to iOS to take navigation to the next level on the platform.

Installation

You can install NetunoNavigation with CocoaPods.

pod 'NetunoNavigation', '~> 1.0.0'

Implementing

After you install NetunoNavigation with CocoaPods you can to import NetunoNavigation into your class:

import NetunoNavigation

When you to import navigation you can start utilize Navigator class, and implement it:

import UIKit
import NetunoNavigation

class ExampleViewController : UIViewController {

	var navigate: Navigator?
	
	override  func  viewDidLoad() {
		super.viewDidLoad()
		self.navigate = Navigator(navigationController: self.navigationController)
	}	
}

This is the basic of how to start to use this pod.

Basic about NetunoNavigate

Navigate to another UIViewController

> to

Params	Example
_ currenctViewController	UIViewController
viewControllerToGo	T.Type
prepare	((T?) -> Void)? = nil

Return: Go

> toGo

if you don't need to use prepare you can use .toGo:

Params	Example
_ currenctViewController	UIViewController
viewControllerToGo	T.Type
segue	Segue = .push(animated: Go.defaultAnimated)

Return: Bool

//Transparent
toGo<T: UIViewController>(
  _ currentViewController: String
  viewControllerToGo _: T.Type
  segue: Segue = .push(animated: Go.defaultAnimated)
)

to<T: UIViewController>(
  _ currentViewController: UIViewController
  viewControllerToGo _: T.Type
  prepare: ((T?) -> Void)? = nil
) -> Go

.go(
  segue: Segue = .push(animated: Go.defaultAnimated)
) -> Bool
 
//Example without prepare you can use `toGo`
navigator.toGo(self, viewControllerToGo: AnotherViewController.self)

//Example with prepare
navigator.to(self, viewControllerToGo: AnotherViewController.self) { nextViewController: AnotherViewController? in
	nextViewController.title = "New Title"
}.go()

Navigate to another UIViewController on another Storyboard

> to

Params	Example
_ storyboardToGo	String
viewControllerToGo	T.Type
prepare	((T?) -> Void)? = nil

Return: Go

> toGo

if you don't need to use prepare you can use .toGo:

Params	Example
_ storyboardToGo	String
viewControllerToGo	T.Type
segue	Segue = .push(animated: Go.defaultAnimated)

Return: Bool

//Transparent
toGo<T: UIViewController>(
  _ storyboardToGo: String
  viewControllerToGo _: T.Type
  segue: Segue = .push(animated: Go.defaultAnimated)
)

to<T: UIViewController>(
  _ storyboardToGo: String
  viewControllerToGo _: T.Type
  prepare: ((T?) -> Void)? = nil
) -> Go

.go(
  segue: Segue = .push(animated: Go.defaultAnimated)
) -> Bool
 
//Example without prepare you can use `toGo`
navigator.toGo("AnotherStoryboard", viewControllerToGo: AnotherViewController.self)

//Example with prepare
navigator.to("AnotherStoryboard", viewControllerToGo: AnotherViewController.self) { nextViewController: AnotherViewController? in
	nextViewController.title = "New Title"
}.go()

Navigate to another UINavigationController

.newStack is used to configure UINavigationController and/or UIStoryboard that you want to navigate. To navigate to another screen you need to use .to to configure UIViewController and/or prepare and .go to configure how you want to open your screen. But if you want only go you can use .toGo.

If you want to navigate to another Storyboard use storyboardToGo param

> newStack

Params	Example
navControllerToGo	String
_ storyboardToGo	String? = nil

Return: Stack?

.to

Params	Example
viewControllerToGo	T.Type
prepare	((T?) -> Void)? = nil

Return: StackGo

.go

Params	Example
_ style	ModalStyleEnum = .none

Return: Void

**Code .newStack example**

//Transparent
.newStack(
  navControllerToGo: String,
  _ storyboardToGo: String? = nil
) -> Stack?

.to<T: UIViewController>(
  viewControllerToGo: T.Type,
  prepare: ((T?) -> Void)? = nil
) -> StackGo

.go(
  _ style: ModalStyleEnum = .none
)

//Example same storyboard
let stack = navigate.newStack("NavigationControllerToGo")
//Example another storyboard
let another = navigate.newStack("NavigationControllerToGo", "AnotherStoryboard")

//Without prepare
stack.to(AnotherViewController.self).go()

//With prepare
stack.to(AnotherViewController.self) { nextViewController in
  nextViewController.title = "new title"
}.go()

**Code .newStack with .toGo example**

//Transparent
.newStack(
  navControllerToGo: String,
  _ storyboardToGo: String? = nil
) -> Stack?

.toGo<T: UIViewController>(
  _ viewControllerToGo: T.Type? = nil
  style: ModalStyleEnum = .modal(modalTransitionStyle: .crossDissolve, modalPresentationStyle: .fullScreen, animated: true, completion: nil)
) -> Stack

//Example
navigate.newStack("NavigationControllerToGo")
  .toGo(AnotherViewController.self)

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If you don't need to use prepare you can use .newStackToGo:

> newStackToGo

Params	Example
_ navControllerToGo	String
_ storyboardToGo	String? = nil
viewControllerToGo	T.Type? = nil
style	ModalStyleEnum = .none

Return: Stack?

//Transparent
newStackToGo<T: UIViewController>(
  _ navControllerToGo: String,
  _ storyboardToGo: String? = nil,
  viewControllerToGo: T.Type,
  style: ModalStyleEnum = .none
) -> Stack?

//Example same storyboard
navigate.newStackToGo("NavigationControllerToGo", viewControllerToGo: AnotherViewController.self, .default)

//Example another storyboard
navigate.newStackToGo(
  "NavigationControllerToGo", //navControllerToGo
  "AnotherStoryboard", //storyboardToGo
  viewControllerToGo: AnotherViewController.self,
  style: .default(animated: true, completion: nil)
)

Wiki

• Navigator
  • .To(...)
  • .ToGo(...)
  • .newStack(...)
  • .newStackToGo(...)

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 Lucas Cruz Wottrich.