SideMenu is an easy-to-use side menu container controller written in Swift 5.

Besides all the features a Side Menu should have, it supports:

• Four kinds of status bar behaviors (iOS 12 and earlier)
• Three different menu position
• Both storyboard and programmatically
• Caching the content view controller and lazy initialization
• Rubber band effect while panning
• Custom transition animation
• RTL supports
• API References
• CHANGELOG

Menu Position / Status Menu Behavior

Above + None	Below + Slide

SideBySide + Fade	SideBySide + HideOnMenu

We call the left/right view controller as the menu view controller, the central view controller as content view controller.

For Swift 5.0 and later, please use 2.0.0 or later version.

For Swift 4.0, please using 0.5.1 or earlier version. For Swift 4.2, please using 1.x.

To install SideMenu with CocoaPods, add the below line in your Podfile:

pod 'SideMenuSwift'
# Note it's NOT 'SideMenu'

To install SideMenu with Carthage, add the below line in your Cartfile:

github "kukushi/SideMenu" "master"

1. In your project's Package Description, click the + to add a new package.
2. Paste https://github.com/kukushi/SideMenu.git into the search field.
3. Choose the project to integrate in the Add to Project selection box.
4. Click Add Package.
5. Note that you should use import SideMenu to import SideMenu.

import UIKit
import SideMenuSwift
// If you are using Carthage, uses `import SideMenu`

@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    var window: UIWindow?

    @objc func applicationDidFinishLaunching(_ application: UIApplication) {
        let contentViewController = ...
        let menuViewController = ...

        window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds)
        window?.rootViewController = SideMenuController(contentViewController: contentViewController, 
        menuViewController: menuViewController)
        
        window?.makeKeyAndVisible()
        return true
    }
}

Use the sideMenuController method which provided in UIViewController's extension to get the parent SideMenuController:

viewController.sideMenuController?.revealMenu()

All the preferences of SideMenu can be found in SideMenuController.preferences. It's recommend to check out the Example to see how those options will take effect.

SideMenuController.preferences.basic.menuWidth = 240
SideMenuController.preferences.basic.statusBarBehavior = .hideOnMenu
SideMenuController.preferences.basic.position = .below
SideMenuController.preferences.basic.direction = .left
SideMenuController.preferences.basic.enablePanGesture = true
SideMenuController.preferences.basic.supportedOrientations = .portrait
SideMenuController.preferences.basic.shouldRespectLanguageDirection = true

// See a lot more options on `Preferences.swift`.

One of the coolest features of SideMenu is caching.

// Cache the view controllers somewhere in your code
sideMenuController?.cache(viewController: secondViewController, with: "second")
sideMenuController?.cache(viewController: thirdViewController, with: "third")

// Switch to it when needed
sideMenuController?.setContentViewController(with: "second")

What about the content view controller initialized from the Storyboard? We can use the preferences to apply a default key for it!

SideMenuController.preferences.basic.defaultCacheKey = "default"

What if we can't want to load all the content view controllers so early? We can use lazy caching:

sideMenuController?.cache(viewControllerGenerator: { self.storyboard?.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "SecondViewController") }, with: "second")
sideMenuController?.cache(viewControllerGenerator: { self.storyboard?.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "ThirdViewController") }, with: "third")

• Xcode 10 or later
• iOS 9.0 or later

SideMenu is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.