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@ -26,11 +26,12 @@ Basically we just need to provide the list of child view controllers to show and
Let's see the steps to do this:
##### Choose which kind of pager we want to create
##### Choose which type of pager we want to create
Fist step is choose how we want to show your pager step controller, it must extend from any of the following controllers: `TwitterPagerTabStripViewController`, `ButtonBarPagerTabStripViewController`, `SegmentedPagerTabStripViewController`, `BarPagerTabStripViewController`. All these build-in pager controllers extend from the base class `PagerTabStripViewController`.
Fist step is choose how we want to show our pager step controller, it must extend from any of the following controllers: `TwitterPagerTabStripViewController`, `ButtonBarPagerTabStripViewController`, `SegmentedPagerTabStripViewController`, `BarPagerTabStripViewController`.
> You can also make your menu controller by extending directly from `PagerTabStripViewController` in case pager menu doesn't fit your needs.
> All these build-in pager controllers extend from the base class `PagerTabStripViewController`.
> You can also make your custom pager controller by extending directly from `PagerTabStripViewController` in case no pager menu type fits your needs.
```swift
import XLPagerTabStrip
@ -44,21 +45,21 @@ class MyPagerTabStripName: ButtonBarPagerTabStripViewController {
We strongly recommend to use IB to set up your page controller views.
Drag into the Storyboard a `UIViewController` and set up its class with your pager controller class (`MyPagerTabStripName`).
Drag a `UIScrollView` into your view controller view and connect `PagerTabStripViewController` `contentView` outlet with the view.
Depending on which kind of paging view controller you are working with you may have to connect more outlets.
Drag into the storyboard a `UIViewController` and set up its class with your pager controller (`MyPagerTabStripName`).
Drag a `UIScrollView` into your view controller view and connect `PagerTabStripViewController` `contentView` outlet with the scroll view.
Depending on which type of paging view controller you are working with you may have to connect more outlets.
For `BarPagerTabStripViewController` you should connect `barView` outlet.
For `ButtonBarPagerTabStripViewController` you should connect `buttonBarView` outlet.
For `SegmentedPagerTabStripViewController` you should connect `segmentedControl` outlet.
`TwitterPagerTabStripViewController` doesn't require to connect any additional outlet.
> The example project storyboard show how to connect this outlets.
> The example project contains a example for each pager controller type and you can look into it to see how views were added and how outlets were connected.
##### Provide view controllers that will appear embedded into the PagerTabStrip view controller
Do that by overriding `func childViewControllersForPagerTabStripViewController(pagerTabStripController: PagerTabStripViewController) -> [UIViewController]` method.
You can provide the view controllers by overriding `func childViewControllersForPagerTabStripViewController(pagerTabStripController: PagerTabStripViewController) -> [UIViewController]` method.
```swift
override public func childViewControllersForPagerTabStripViewController(pagerTabStripController: PagerTabStripViewController) -> [UIViewController] {
@ -66,7 +67,7 @@ override public func childViewControllersForPagerTabStripViewController(pagerTab
}
```
> The method above is the only method contained in `PagerTabStripViewControllerDataSource`. We don't need to explicitly conform to it since base base pager class already does it.
> The method above is the only method contained in `PagerTabStripViewControllerDataSource`. We don't need to explicitly conform to it since base pager class already does it.
##### Provide information to show in each indicator
@ -85,6 +86,11 @@ class MyEmbeddedViewController: UITableViewController, PagerTabStripChildItem {
That's it! We're done! 🍻🍻
## Customization
## Requirements
* iOS 8.0+