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A powerful paging view controller with interactive indicator bars. Easy to implement page view controller with interactive indicator bars. Highly adaptable and powerful customization. Fully extensible with the mix-and-match component library. Built on Pageboy, a simple, informative page view controller. Automatically inserts child view controller contents. A bar will ask for a TMBarItemable for each page that is provided to the TabmanViewController data source.

New beta is out! Features a new and improved API for SwiftUI. Try it now. Parchment lets you page between view controllers while showing any type of generic indicator that scrolls along with the content. The menu items are built using UICollectionView, which means you can display pretty much whatever you want. You can even subclass the layout to create completely custom behaviors. Parchment only allocates view controllers when they’re needed, meaning if you have a lot of view controllers you don’t have to initialize them all up-front. ...

...Basically, we just need to provide the list of child view controllers to show, and these view controllers should provide the information (title or image) that will be shown in the associated indicator.

...By default, you can use ImageSource which takes UIImage or few other InputSources for the most popular networking libraries. You can also create your own input source by implementing InputSource protocol. Page indicator can be customized using the pageIndicator property on ImageSlideshow. By defualt, a plain UIPageControl is used. If needed, page control can be customized.

...Integrating NotchKit is extremely simple. Firstly, import NotchKit in the file where your AppDelegate is stored. By default, NotchKit hides the status bar and home indicator on all devices. However if you choose you can limit this behavior to just the iPhone X and have it do nothing on other devices by setting the shouldShowBarsOnlyOniPhoneX property to true.