Hi Kawoou,

I'm using your framework through CocoaPods, I use it exactly as your instruction, but storyboard failed to init DrawerController and returns a plain UIViewController as the initial ViewController. Do you happen to know what's the issue here? Thank you so much in advance!

Extension property drawerController of UIViewController returns nil when I'm trying to access it in viewWillDisappear and viewDidDisappear methods of my view controller. Could you please explain this behaviour if it's correct or fix it if there is some bug?

Hi, I am seeing a random bug that is reproducible only on a device (tested on iPhone 5S and 7) I am using your example, without any modifications. The issue is that sometimes, when I press the button to open the right drawer (transition is set to Slide), the drawer opens up fine, but sometimes the slide animation stutters and the side viewcontroller is offset to the left of the screen (notice that the main viewcontroller underneath it remains at its initial position)

Attempting to load the view of a view controller while it is deallocating is not allowed and may result in undefined behavior (<KWDrawerController.DrawerController: 0x7f9e23978a00>)

When closing a side panel that has been presented using a DrawerFloatTransition, the main view controller is not always restored properly and is instead drawn offset to the left by approximately 30 pixels. This creates a visual defect in the UI. Subsequent open / close of the side panel will exacerbate the situation, eventually causing the primary view to become unusable.

See images below:

First of all thanks for the great library.

I am having an issue, when i set Custom Class to "KWDrawerController" via story board there is no build issue only the console show this message "Unknown class KWDrawerController in Interface Builder file."

I have removed the libs via pods and installed many times but still the same issue.

Hoping for quick response.

Thanks.

Is there an example of using the delegates somewhere? I'm having trouble getting any delegate method to fire, and I badly need to be able to respond to drawer state as it changes.

First off, really good work, it's a really clear project and easy to setup!

I have a suggestion: when using a DrawerSlideTransition, since no background is visible (like DrawerFloatTransition for instance), it would be great if the child view controllers were resized to fit the available width.

I have been able to make this by updating a bit DrawerContent.swift :

    internal func updateView() {
        let width = CGFloat(drawerWidth)
        contentView.frame.size.width = width
        drawerOffset = 0.0
        
        guard let superView = contentView.superview else { return }
        if drawerSide == .right {
            drawerOffset = superView.frame.width - width
        }
        viewController.view.frame = CGRect(
            x: 0,
            y: 0,
            width: width,
            height: superView.frame.height
        )
    }

This may not be perfect to obtain the needed behaviour, and this affects all other transitions. Would you know a way to achieve this behaviour with a custom transition or a an additional setting?

I also noticed it's not possible de create custom transitions because the methods of DrawerTransition are not marked open.

Thanks for the library! It would be cool if there was a delegate protocol to preform actions on the drawer state changing rather than having to pass a completion handler in. For example, the following stubs:

func drawerController?(willOpenSide side: DrawerSide)

func drawerController?(willCloseSide side: DrawerSide)

I'd be happy to submit a PR.

Thanks, Charles

When embedded in navigationController to drawerController , drawerController height is bottom of the navigation bar . Can i know how to overlap for navigation bar for drawercontroller ?

How do I remove the gestures for a certain drawer?

I will have a drawer with the main menu on all pages, and a drawer with an module submenu for a certain module...

and I want only the main menu to be triggered by gestures...

With any gesture or touch after this misplacement, problem will resolve and .right side opens properly. I tried to debug very hard to contribute the project, yet I could not solve the puzzle. My guess: there might be an invalide size/frame reading occur before the (.right)view became visible. Thank you for opensourcing this project I was using it for over a year without any issues, then the specs changed and customer wants a right hand side menu:)

Cheers,

Good morning! First, thanks for this awesome lib!

Someone can help me? Is possible add cornerRadius to main view controller when I click or swipe?

Thanks

Hi,

I'm trying to change existing view controller by using setViewController(newController, for: .none) but it changes the controller without animation while the side menu is opened. Seems abit odd from user experience

I installed it with pod ，used it with storyboard, it was not working, it displayed with DrawViewcontroller only. # Swift 4~ pod 'KWDrawerController', '~> 4.2' pod 'KWDrawerController/RxSwift' # with RxSwift extension

But when I remove 'KWDrawerController' from podfile and drag the DrawerController folder to my project, it working well.

Did i missed sth?

I followed instructions for storyboard and I set controllers correctly.

class Example: UIViewController, DrawerControllerDelegate {

override func viewDidLoad()  {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        self.drawerController?.delegate = self
        self.drawerController?.options.isAnimation = false
        self.drawerController?.setTransition(DrawerFloatTransition(), for: .left)
}

When I try to trigger open left side with this code block, drawerController throws nil error and crash.

if self.drawerController!.drawerSide == .none {
            self.drawerController?.openSide(.left)
                .subscribe()
                .disposed(by: disposeBag)
        } else {
            self.drawerController?.closeSide()
                .subscribe()
                .disposed(by: disposeBag)
        }