Update animations to use UIViewPropertyAnimator #134
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Summary
This PR has a couple goals:
UIViewPropertyAnimator
rather than properties that are provided toUIView.animate
Both of these are accomplished by using a
UIViewPropertyAnimator
for animation transitions. I thought about how to model this for a while, and I think the solution I implemented works best with the current API design ofPanModal
. I introduced a new function onPanModalPresentable
:func makeAnimator() -> UIViewPropertyAnimator
. This is a function becauseUIViewPropertyAnimator
is stateful, so a new one should be created for each animation. I avoided adding a delegate method to perform the animations because that is prone to user error, e.g., not calling the completion block. The default implementation creates an animator with the defaultUISpringTimingParameters
, which matches the animation used to present modals in iOS (https://twitter.com/smileyborg/status/745310304481906688).RE: tests - there weren't any animation tests to improve upon. I'm happy to add some if the maintainers have any thoughts on what to test.
Fixes #133
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I've written tests to cover the new code and functionality included in this PR.