[Question] @Root animation

[savage7]

UIKit based Coordinators offered the ability to apply transition effects when replacing a root view i.e. with RxFlow you could just do this:

Flows.use(onboardingFlow, when: .ready) { [unowned self] flowRoot in
            UIView.transition(with: self.rootWindow, duration: 0.1, options: .transitionCrossDissolve, animations: {}, completion: nil)
            self.rootWindow.rootViewController = flowRoot
}

or with XCoordinator you can do: .presentFullScreen(TabCoordinator().strongRouter, animation: .fade)

Both are used to replace root views, not for a modal transition.

It would be cool if there would be basic support for this in Stinsen like: @Root(.fade) var start = makeStart

Would that be possible? I honestly didn't find a location in the code where a concrete view switch is happening which could be animated.

[rundfunk47]

Sounds like something that might be a good addition. I'm thinking of adding the possibility of custom push/modals as well (for instance, if you want to push to an alert, a bottom sheet or something similar), that might be a related problem 🙂

[cpisciotta]

Sounds like something that might be a good addition. I'm thinking of adding the possibility of custom push/modals as well (for instance, if you want to push to an alert, a bottom sheet or something similar), that might be a related problem 🙂

This would be an extremely helpful addition! This is the last type of navigation that we're having to support manually.

[emartinson]

@rundfunk47 Meanwhile is there any workaround now to change modal transition animation ? May be we can specify .transition(.opacity) to some view?