LBBottomSheet gives you the ability to present a controller in a kind of "modal"

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LBBottomSheet





Installation

Swift Package Manager

To install using Swift Package Manager, in Xcode, go to File > Add Packages…, and use this URL to find the LBBottomSheet package:
https://github.com/LunabeeStudio/LBBottomSheet.git

After adding this Swift Package to your project, you have to import the module:

import LBBottomSheet

Usage

The BottomSheet gives you the ability to present a controller in a kind of “modal” for which you can choose the height you want.

Using the default configuration

To show MyViewController in a bottom sheet above the current controller, you just need to call this from a view controller:

let controller: MyViewController = .init()
presentAsBottomSheet(controller)

A default Theme and a default Behavior will be used.

If you want, you can provide your own Theme and Behavior configurations:

let controller: MyViewController = .init()
let theme: BottomSheetController.Theme = .init(/* Customize your theme here */)
let behavior: BottomSheetController.Behavior = .init(/* Customize your behavior here */)
presentAsBottomSheet(controller, theme: theme, behavior: behavior)

By default, the BottomSheet prevents you from interacting with the controller presenting it (like a standard modal).
It is possible to configure this in the Behavior using this parameter: forwardEventsToRearController.
This way you can continue to interact with the controller behind it. For a better experience, we advise you to set the dimmingBackgroundColor color to .clear and to implement the BottomSheetPositionDelegate on the controller presenting your BottomSheet to dynamically adapt its bottom content inset if needed (e.g: Fit content – Example #4).

To finish with the default behaviors, if your embedded controller supports the dynamic types, you’ll not have to manually ask the BottomSheet to update its height itself on a category content size change. The BottomSheet will automatically be updated.

Update the BottomSheet height when already presented

Let’s say your controller is displayed using a BottomSheet fitting the needed height. If its height changes, for example, due to components in it which are appearing or disappearing, you’ll want to update the BottomSheet height.
From the embedded controller, you just have to call this:

bottomSheetController?.preferredHeightInBottomSheetDidUpdate()

In case you use the fitContent HeightMode, this will call the preferredHeightInBottomSheet variable on the embedded controller and if this variable is not declared, the BottomSheet will calculate the height by itself based on the embedded controller content.
If you want to implement your own needed height calculation, you have to add this to your embedded controller:

@objc var preferredHeightInBottomSheet: CGFloat { /* Do your custom calculation here */ }

bottomSheetController can be called from any UIViewController like navigationController to get the BottomSheet embedding the current controller.

Customization

The are 3 differents ways of configuring the BottomSheet height represented by the HeightMode enum.
Here are the available height modes:

HeightMode Description
fitContent The bottom sheet will call preferredHeightInBottomSheet on the embedded controller to get the needed height.
free The bottom sheet height will be contained between minHeight and maxHeight and the bottom sheet will remain where the user releases it.
specific The bottom sheet will have multiple height values. When the user releases it, it will be attached to the nearest provided specific value. When presented, the bottom sheet will use the minimum value. It can be swipped up to the maximum value. You don’t have to take care of the values order, the bottom sheet will sort them to find the matching one.

On the BottomSheet, it is possible to configure its appearance and its behavior.
To do this you have 2 structs: Theme and Behavior.
Thanks to these structs, you can configure things like:

You can find all the available configuration parameters in the documentation.

Fit content – Example #1

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Fit content – Example #2

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Fit content – Example #3

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Fit content – Example #4

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Free height – Example #1

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Specific heights – Example #1

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Author

The iOS team at Lunabee Studio

License

LBBottomSheet is available under the Apache 2.0 license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

GitHub

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