A replacement for UITabViewController which mimics Safari tabs on iOS

by iOS Example

Tab View

Easily add multiple tabs to your iOS app, styled similar to Safari for iPad.

Requirements

  • Xcode 9 or later
  • iOS 11.0 or later

Usage

There are two primary view controllers in this library: TabViewController and TabViewContainerViewController.
A TabViewController contains an array of tabs, a visible tab, and some methods to add and remove tabs. A TabViewContainerViewController contains TabViewControllers.

It's not necessary to use a TabViewContainerViewController, but it's suggested, as it allows for split screen on iPad.

To get started, take a look at the public API for both classes, and look at the sample app for an example of how to use both.
At a minimum, you must subclass or instantiate a TabViewController, and add and remove tabs from it using its activateTab(_:) and closeTab(_:) methods.

Installation

Carthage

To install TabView using Carthage, add the following line to your Cartfile:

github "IMcD23/TabView" "master"

Submodule

To install TabView as a submodule into your git repository, run the following command:

git submodule add -b master https://github.com/IMcD23/TabView.git Path/To/TabView
git submodule update --init --recursive

Then, add the .xcodeproj in the root of the repository into your Xcode project, and add it as a build dependency.

ibuild

A Swift static library of this project is also available for the ibuild build system.

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