Question 1

How do I add a UITableView to ContainerController?

Accepted Answer

Create a UITableView, set its delegate and dataSource, then call container.add(scrollView: tableView). You must also implement four scroll view delegate methods to forward events to ContainerController, as shown in the README's delegate section.

Question 2

ContainerController vs FloatingPanel for iOS bottom sheets?

Accepted Answer

ContainerController is tailored to replicate Apple Maps' swipe panel with high customization, while FloatingPanel is another popular library with similar features. ContainerController offers more direct Apple-like animations, but FloatingPanel might have better SwiftUI support or a larger community.

Question 3

Can I use ContainerController with SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

No, ContainerController is built for UIKit and requires UIKit views. For SwiftUI projects, you'd need to wrap it in a UIViewControllerRepresentable, which adds complexity and may not integrate smoothly.

Question 4

How to customize the shadow in ContainerController?

Accepted Answer

Call container.view.addShadow(opacity: 0.1) or directly modify the layer properties, such as shadowColor and shadowRadius, as detailed in the 'Add Layer Shadow' part of the README.

Question 5

Does ContainerController support landscape orientation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it has specific settings for landscape mode, including setLandscape(top: 30) and landscapeInsets, allowing separate customization for different orientations, as explained in the layout section.

Question 6

How to handle multiple ContainerController panels stacked on each other?

Accepted Answer

The README mentions adding multiple ContainerController instances in self.view, but coordination between them isn't detailed, so you might need to manage z-order and gestures manually.

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