Question 1

How to customize overlay animations in Shuffle?

Accepted Answer

Overlay alpha transitions are built-in, but for custom animations, you need to subclass SwipeCard or use the setOverlay methods. The advanced usage documentation provides details on animation customization options.

Question 2

Shuffle vs Koloda: which is better for iOS card swiping?

Accepted Answer

Shuffle offers more granular control with a simpler API and data source pattern, while Koloda might have broader community usage. Shuffle's programmatic actions and smooth animations make it ideal for tailored implementations, but Koloda could be quicker for basic setups.

Question 3

Can Shuffle handle infinite scrolling of cards?

Accepted Answer

Yes, by dynamically implementing the data source pattern to load new cards as users swipe. The dynamic card loading feature allows for efficient management of card content in real-time.

Question 4

How to programmatically undo a swipe in Shuffle?

Accepted Answer

Use the undoLastSwipe(animated:) method on SwipeCardStack. This is shown in the Card Stack Actions section with an example GIF, and it works for both user and programmatic swipes.

Question 5

Is Shuffle compatible with SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

Shuffle is built with UIKit, so to use it in SwiftUI, you need to wrap it in a UIViewControllerRepresentable. The README does not provide SwiftUI-specific guidance, requiring extra integration effort.

Question 6

What iOS versions does Shuffle support?

Accepted Answer

Shuffle requires iOS 9.0 or later, as stated in the Requirements section. This means it may not leverage newer iOS APIs or optimizations available in recent versions.

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