Currently, DKChainableAnimationKit does not have a framework target. Instead the classes are in a project shared with an iOS sample app. This setup is prohibits the use of carthage as a depency manager. Also, imho the frameworks classes and the sample project should be separated.

I went ahead and separated everything into two projects. There now is one project for the actual framework and another one for the sample app. I also added a workspace containing both projects.

In addition I updated the .gitignore to also ignore OS X files like .DS_Store and fixes a spelling mistake (DKChainaleAnimationKit.swift --> DKChainableAnimationKit.swift).

HI, I am using xocde 7.3. After installing pod file the xcode shows many syntax errors in the follwing swift files DKChainableAnimationKit+Anchor.swift, DKChainableAnimationKit.swift, DKKeyFrameAnimation.swift

Updates DKChainableAnimationKit to the new Swift 2 using Xcode 7 beta1.

I suggest to keep this around as a separate branch feature/swift-2 and not merge it into master, as it breaks compatibility with Xcode 6 and can only be build using beta software. However, to use DKChainableAnimationKit with the new Xcode and iOS 9 this change is required. Once Xcode 7 leaves beta stage, the branch can then be merged.

When you use the method makeBackground with a basic default monotone colors that are created using the UIColor convenience methods, like UIColor.black, UIColor.white, UIColor.gray, etc., the app crashes because the way it finds the color components. In Swift 3 with iOS 10 these methods return a color with only two components, a darkness value and an alpha value. This does not cause an issue with colors like UIColor.red or UIColor(red: 0.0, blue: 0.0, green: 0.0, alpha: 1.0) however. I will be able to make a fix if you'd like.

pod "DKChainableAnimationKit", "~> 1.6.1"

But it downloads something old, however version is 1.6.1. Swift 2.2 alike. Cleaned cached in cocoapods, but didn't help.

I had created my custom repeat logic and noticed that when I was repeating an animation group I would get this crash because the view at this stage is nil.

Great library (and thanks to @jhurray for the original objc). I thought you might be interested in this suggestion: https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit/issues/93

Great library!

Whiteout the line "import DKChainableAnimationKit", I got the error "X doesn't have a member named animation".

It might be nice to add this to the documentation, or am I doing something wrong? I installed the library via Cocoapods.

In my previous pull request #5 something went wrong with the run schemes. Thus, when carthage tried to build the framework an error occurred.

I fixed the error with the schemes so now the project can be build via carthage. I tried building it using different versions of carthage and it worked flawlessly every time.

I also updated the README.md to contain carthage support and bumped CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION to 1.3.

Sorry for the problems with my previous pull request. I am confident that everything is fixed now.

Converts the 2 components of the monotone colors convenience initializers to 4 while keeping the same behavior when using other initializers. fixes #24

I used the swift converter in Xcode. That fixed most of the issues, there where some manual ones like casting the DKKeyFrameAnimation's fromValue and toValue assignment, adding the @discardableResult directive to the public animation functions (animate and animateWithCompletion) because this now produces a warning. Unfortunately you can't add the @discardarbleResult directive to properties so I simply used the _ = to suppress the warnings. There were a couple of other minor things here and there. Fixed the iOS Example and everything seems to be working.

Hi! I installed DKChainableAnimationKit through CocoaPods and unfortunately it doesn't compile. I keep getting this error "Missing argument for parameter #1 in call" and three warnings. Please see the attached screenshot

Basically I have a sidemenu that I am using DKChainableAnimationKit to both show and hide my sidebar, which works perfect. However, I have noticed that when I've been using timers, the animation seem to crash. For instance, I have a timer that counts down from 10 to 0, basically by decreasing the global integer by 1, every second. When I make the countdown start, and click the button to show the sidebar - it suddenly disappears. To avoid this, I have been trying to do a .makeOrigin after the animation has been done - with no luck. I have also tried to do the countdown in the timer update function running async, also with no luck.

Any ideas on how I would approach this?

Here is my code:

Button for showing sidebar: self.sideview.animation.moveX(350).easeInOutSine.animate(0.5)

Timer: self.countdownText = Foundation.Timer.scheduledTimer(timeInterval: 1.0, target: self, selector: #selector(ViewController.counter), userInfo: nil, repeats: true)

Counter Function:

func counter() {
            self.count = Int(self.count - 1) //When I add this line, the animation disappears (or the sidebar)
            self.newGameLabel.text = String(self.count) //This line works, without any error.
        }

    }

Could someone please help me to fix this? Much appreciated.