PullUpMenu

PullUpMenu for iOS implemented in Swift.

To show PullUpMenu, use class PullUpMenuController like this:

let menuController = PullUpMenuController()
menuController.items = [
  PullUpMenuItem(title: "Item", image: UIImage(named: "item"))
]
menuController.present(in: self)

To show PullUpMenuController in popover style on a larger screen, present it like this:

menuController.present(in: self, sourceView: button, sourceRect: button.bounds)

Even if you specify a sourceView and sourceRect, the PullUpMenu only shows in popover mode, when appropriate, that is whenever the horizontal size class is regular. It will switch between modes as the available space changes.

A PullUpMenuItem always needs a title, but can have optionally a subtitle, image, tintColor, touchUpInsideHandler and isActive property. E.g.

PullUpMenuItem(title: "Item", subtitle: "Subtitle", image: UIImage(named: "item"), tintColor: .red, isActive: true, touchUpInsideHandler: { in
  // do stuff when pressed
})

Interactive Animation

To add support for interactive opening of the PullUpMenuController, you should add something like this to your base view controller:

var interactiveController: PullUpInteractiveAnimator?

override func viewDidLoad() {
  super.viewDidLoad()
  
  interactiveController = PullUpInteractiveAnimator(viewController: self, menuGenerator: {
      let menuController = PullUpMenuController()
      // add data to menu here
      return menuController
  })
}

Important

When using PullUpMenuItem.touchUpInsideHandler, you should never use a strong refrence to the corresponding PullUpMenuController or the view controller it is presented on. This could lead to memory leaks. Recommended way:

PullUpMenuItem(title: "Item", touchUpInsideHandler: { [unowned self, unowned menuController] in
  self.doStuff()
  menuController.doStuff()
})