NavigationView by Mijick is a powerful, open-source library dedicated for SwiftUI that makes navigation process super easy and much cleaner.

• Custom animations. Our library provides full support for any animation.
• Gesture support. You can easily enable navigation gestures for a selected screen.
• Remembers the current scroll view offset. Library automatically saves the current scroll view offset when you leave the view.
• Improves code quality. Navigate through your screens with just one line of code. Focus on what’s important to you and your project, not on Swift’s intricacies.
• Stability at last! At Mijick, we are aware of the problems that were (and still are) with the native NavigationView and how many problems it caused to developers. Therefore, during the development process we put the greatest emphasis on the reliability and performance of the library.
• Designed for SwiftUI. While developing the library, we have used the power of SwiftUI to give you powerful tool to speed up your implementation process.

Cocoapods is a dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects that helps to scale them elegantly.

Installation steps:

• Install CocoaPods 1.10.0 (or later)
• Generate CocoaPods for your project

• Add CocoaPods dependency into your Podfile

• Install dependency and generate .xcworkspace file

• Use new XCode project file .xcworkspace

Inside your @main structure, call the implementNavigationView method with the view that is to be the root of the navigation stack. The view must be of type NavigatableView. The method takes an optional argument – config, which can be used to configure certain attributes of all the views that will be placed in the navigation stack.

NavigationView by Mijick provides the ability to push any view conforming to the NavigatableView protocol to the navigation stack.

Fill your view with content

This step is optional – if you wish, you can skip this step and leave the configuration as default.
Each view has its own set of methods that can be used to create a unique look for each view in the stack.

Just call ExampleView().push(with:) from the selected place. As simple as that!

There are two ways to do this:

• By calling one of the methods pop, pop(to type:), popToRoot inside any view

• By calling one of the static NavigationManager methods:
  • NavigationManager.pop()
  • NavigationManager.pop(to type:) where type is the type of view you want to return to
  • NavigationManager.popToRoot()

We’re almost done, but we’d like to describe three additional methods that you might like:

• With the setAsNewRoot method you can change the root of your navigation stack:

• EnvironmentObject can be passed, but remember to do this BEFORE pushing the view to the stack:

• Use onFocus, not onAppear
  If you want to be notified every time a view is visible (is on top of the stack), use onFocus method:

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