• Zero setup
• Different animations
• Enable/Disable interactions easily
• Fluid gestures

Edit your Podfile and specify the dependency:

pod 'SwipeableTabBarController'

Edit your Cartfile and specify the dependency:

github "marcosgriselli/SwipeableTabBarController"

Drop the classes inside of SwipeableTabBarController/Classes into your project.

If you don't need subclassing UITabBarController just set the UITabBarController on the Storyboard to be of type SwipeableTabBarController.

Otherwise, make a subclass of SwipeableTabBarController.

import SwipeableTabBarController

class TabBarController: SwipeableTabBarController {
    // Do all your subclassing as a regular UITabBarController.
}

SwipeableTabBarController supports 3 different types of animations out of the box. Setting the desired animation is easy. On your SwipeableTabBarController subclass just do:

swipeAnimatedTransitioning?.animationType = SwipeAnimationType.sideBySide

If you are supporting just one type of animation call it on viewDidLoad() otherwise call it as you need to change the desired animation.

The default animation is SwipeAnimationType.sideBySide where the newly selected tab will move in at the same speed the previous one moves out.

SwipeAnimationType.overlap the newly selected tab will move in to take the central place on top of the previous one which will hold it's position.

SwipeAnimationType.push follows iOS default push animation where the top view moves away while the bottom one slightly moves behind. In this case, the top view will be the previously selected tab view.

SwipeableTabBarController supports cycling between the first and last tab like a carousel. Simply set isCyclingEnabled to true.

Default value is false

isCyclingEnabled = true

You can set both the minimum and the maximum number of touches needed to handle the swipe gesture. Simply set minimumNumberOfTouches or maximumNumberOfTouches property.

Default value is 1

minimumNumberOfTouches = 2

Default value is Int.max

maximumNumberOfTouches = 2

Support for disabling/enabling the interactor, this can be used on a controller that uses horizontal scrollView or a Map (in the example).

Default value is true

isSwipeEnabled = false

This is an open source project, so feel free to contribute. How?

• Open an issue.
• Send feedback via twitter.
• Propose your own fixes, suggestions and open a pull request with the changes.

Contributors

Marcos Griselli | @marcosgriselli

MIT License

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