A custom wave-like transition animation between UICollectionViewControllers for iOS apps.
CKWaveCollectionViewTransition is an iOS library that provides a custom wave-like animation transition between UICollectionViewControllers. It solves the problem of bland, standard transitions by offering a visually engaging alternative that can be used in galleries and other collection-based navigation scenarios.
iOS developers building apps with collection views who want to enhance user experience with custom, polished transition animations, particularly in gallery or media browsing applications.
Developers choose this library for its unique wave animation effect that's both visually distinctive and easy to integrate, offering a professional alternative to standard iOS transitions without requiring complex animation code.
Cool wave like transition between two or more UICollectionView
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Delivers a distinctive wave-like animation for cell transitions, as shown in the animated GIF in the README, making galleries and collection flows more engaging.
Supports both storyboard setup via NavigationControllerDelegate and programmatic implementation using UINavigationControllerDelegate, offering ease of use for different development styles.
Allows adjustment of total animation duration and small/big delta properties, enabling fine control over the wave effect's speed and sequencing.
Targets a specific use case—UICollectionViewController transitions—with a simple API, reducing setup complexity compared to broader animation libraries.
Only works with UICollectionViewControllers and UINavigationController transitions, making it unsuitable for general view controller animations or custom navigation architectures.
The wave animation sequentially animates multiple cells, which could lead to dropped frames or increased CPU usage on older devices, especially with large collections.
The project shows no recent activity or updates, raising concerns about compatibility with newer iOS versions, Swift changes, or bug fixes.