AMSlideMenu

Sliding Menu for iOS by arturdev . Supported iOS version: >= 7.0

This is a simple library to create sliding menus that can be used in storyboards/xibs and supports static cells.

With this library you can create 3 types of sliding menus:

Slide menu with right menu only.
Slide menu with left menu only.
Slide menu with both left and right menus.

This repo contains project that demonstrate usage of AMSlideMenu .
This project created in Xcode 5 , so this library is fully compatible with iOS 7.
Works for both iPhone and iPad.

Installation with CocoaPods

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Objective-C, which automates and simplifies the process of using 3rd-party libraries installation in your projects.

Podfile

pod "AMSlideMenu", "~> 1.5.4"

USAGE WITH STORYBOARDS

You can use AMSlideMenu with both static cells and dynamic cell prototypes.

Just follow this steps:

Copy AMSlideMenu/AMSlideMenuForStoryboard folder to your project.
Make a subclass of AMSlideMenuMainViewController. Assume you made MainVC.h and MainVC.m files (like in this project).
Add a UIViewController to your iPhone's or iPad's storyboard and name it's class to MainVC and embed it in UINavigationController
For Left Menu:
Add a UITableViewController to your storyboard and name it's class to any class that inherits from
AMSlideMenuLeftTableViewController. Connect the AMSlideMenuMainViewController with your subclass with a custom segue of type AMSlideMenuLeftMenuSegue, set the segue identifier to leftMenu.

    For Right Menu:
       Add a UITableViewController to your storyboard and name it's class to any class that inherits from
       AMSlideMenuRightTableViewController. Connect the AMSlideMenuMainViewController with your subclass with a custom        segue of type AMSlideMenuRightMenuSegue, set the segue identifier to rightMenu.

5. To add Content ViewController you have to to do the following:
       • Create your content view controller and embed it in a UINavigationController
       • Connect it to the AMSlideMenuLeftTableViewController or AMSlideMenuRightTableViewController with custom segue          AMSlideMenuContentSegue and set some identifier.
      If you want to use dynamic cells , then you have to perform segues in -tableView:didSelectRowAtIndexPath: method yourself.

6.. In MainVC.m override these methods and return segue identifiers that you setted in previous step:

-(NSString *)segueIdentifierForIndexPathInLeftMenu:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;
-(NSString *)segueIdentifierForIndexPathInRightMenu:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;

If you want to use multiple storyboards, or just want to use storyboard ids instead of segues, then override these methods:

-(UINavigationController *)navigationControllerForIndexPathInLeftMenu:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;
-(UINavigationController *)navigationControllerForIndexPathInRightMenu:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;

Thats it, you are done.

USAGE WITHOUT STORYBOARDS (XIB)

First of all you must add following line in your *-Prefix.pch file

#define AMSlideMenuWithoutStoryboards

For more info see demo project or this video tutorial.

CUSTOMIZATION

You can easily customize slide menu by overriding needed methods in you MainVC.m , such us:

- (AMPrimaryMenu)primaryMenu;
- (NSIndexPath *)initialIndexPathForLeftMenu;
- (NSIndexPath *)initialIndexPathForRightMenu;
- (NSString *)segueIdentifierForIndexPathInLeftMenu:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;
- (NSString *)segueIdentifierForIndexPathInRightMenu:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;
- (void)configureLeftMenuButton:(UIButton *)button;
- (void)configureRightMenuButton:(UIButton *)button;
- (CGFloat)leftMenuWidth;
- (CGFloat)rightMenuWidth;
- (void) configureSlideLayer:(CALayer *)layer;
- (CGFloat) panGestureWarkingAreaPercent;

You can use this methods in your MainVC.m if you want to open or close left or right menus programmatically:

- (void)openLeftMenu;
- (void)openLeftMenuAnimated:(BOOL)animated;
- (void)openRightMenu;
- (void)openRightMenuAnimated:(BOOL)animated;
- (void)closeLeftMenu;
- (void)closeLeftMenuAnimated:(BOOL)animated;
- (void)closeRightMenu;
- (void)closeRightMenuAnimated:(BOOL)animated;

If you want do add left/right menu button, or enable/disable pan gesture in you pushed view controller, then just import "UIViewController+AMSlideMenu.h" and call this methods from your pushed VC instance:

- (void)addLeftMenuButton;
- (void)addRightMenuButton;
- (void)disableSlidePanGestureForLeftMenu;
- (void)disableSlidePanGestureForRightMenu;
- (void)enableSlidePanGestureForLeftMenu;
- (void)enableSlidePanGestureForRightMenu;

e.g.

[self addLeftMenuButton];

Where self is your pushed VC.
If you want to get menu's open/close callbacks, then set MainVC's delegate property, and implement protocol named 'AMSlideMenuDelegate' which declared in 'AMSlideMenuProtocols.h'.

@optional
- (void)leftMenuWillOpen;
- (void)leftMenuDidOpen;
- (void)rightMenuWillOpen;
- (void)rightMenuDidOpen;

(void)leftMenuWillClose;
(void)leftMenuDidClose;
(void)rightMenuWillClose;
(void)rightMenuDidClose;

If you want to get MainVC's instance in any content VC, then call:

AMSlideMenuMainViewController *mainVC = [self mainSlideMenu];

Don't forget to import "UIViewController+AMSlideMenu.h" in your content VC.

If you want to programmatically change content vc to any vc at indexPath in your left/right menu then call
-(void)openContentViewControllerForMenu:(AMSlideMenu)menu atIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;

  AMSlideMenuMainViewController *mainVC = [self mainSlideMenu];
  NSIndexPath *indexPath = [NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:0 inSection:0];
  [mainVC openContentViewControllerForMenu:AMSlideMenuRight atIndexPath:indexPath];

If you want to give deep effect to menus like in demo, then override in MainVC this funcion and return YES:

// Enabling Deepnes on left menu
- (BOOL)deepnessForLeftMenu
{
    return YES;
}

// Enabling Deepnes on right menu
- (BOOL)deepnessForRightMenu
{
    return YES;
}

SCREENSHOTS

Works great with UITableView "Swipe to delete" funtionality

Ideas

If you have any cool idea you would like to see in this lib or you found a bug please feel free to open an issue and tell about it :)

Thank You.

jlindenbaum/AMSlideMenu