PullUpView doesn't load properly when app loads

[santi-g-s]

Hi, thanks for the great work you've done. But, when my app initially loads, the view is shown much lower than it should be when collapsed. Once I swipe up to open it, however, it returns to the correct height when collapsed and expanded. I have set the height of the collapsed view to be a view container I have in the PullUpView.

[santi-g-s]

Here is what it should look like when it starts:

This is what I get

[MarioIannotta]

It is really hard to understand the issue here. My guess here is that you are calling the method addPullUpController(<#T##PullUpController#>, initialStickyPointOffset: <#T##CGFloat#>, animated: <#T##Bool#>) using a wrong value as initialStickyPointOffset or when your view's layout is not ready.

Could you please provide an example of the issue using the demo project?

[santi-g-s]

Here's the code I use to make the pullUpController.

private func makeViewController() -> ViewController {
        let currentPullUpController = children
            .filter({ $0 is ViewController })
            .first as? ViewController
    let pullUpController: ViewController = currentPullUpController ?? UIStoryboard(name: "Main",bundle: nil).instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "ViewController") as! ViewController
    pullUpController.initialState = .contracted
    if originalPullUpControllerViewSize == .zero {
            originalPullUpControllerViewSize = pullUpController.view.bounds.size
        }
    return pullUpController
    }

I add it to the view with this (had to add 15 so that i can at least see it)

private func addPullUpController() {

        let pullUpController = makeViewController()
        _ = pullUpController.view
        print(pullUpController.initialPointOffset)
        addPullUpController(pullUpController,
                            initialStickyPointOffset: pullUpController.initialPointOffset + 15,
                            animated: true)

    }

The initialPointOffset is set up as follows:

var initialPointOffset: CGFloat {
        switch initialState {
        case .contracted:
            return containerView?.frame.height ?? 0
        case .expanded:
            return pullUpControllerPreferredSize.height
        }
    }

And the prefferedSize comes from the portrait Size.

The confusing bit is that this only happens when the app is loaded initially. After that the sticky points are correct.

[evtaccount]

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