Swift3 Complient?

[justdan0227]

Has this been updated for Swift3?

[Errortype520]

3.0.0 has updated to Swift 3. Unfortunately, I had to Fork and change project settings in order to remove errors when building with Carthage.

https://github.com/Errortype520/SlideMenuControllerSwift

Hopefully this is fixed with the next official release.

[justdan0227]

Can we get a bit more of an initial walk through for those of use who are new to this. The read me state:

Storyboard Support

Inherit SlideMenuController and put UIViewController in a storyboard.
Override awakeFromNib, then instantiate any view controllers

class ContainerViewController: SlideMenuController {

So if I use the default ViewController in the startup of a project do I change it to SlideMenu Controller? and if so in the example then is the ViewController then renamed to ContainerViewController?

Would really love to see step by step for a walk through Thanks!

[zirinisp]

The fix is very easy all that has to be done is set in the build settings the option 'Use Legacy Swift Language Version' to 'no'.

Then it works.

@Errortype520 have you created a pull request, so the creator can merge it?

[justdan0227]

What fix.. I'm asking for a walk through example of how this is done with all of the storyboard assets in a working example.

[zirinisp]

@justdan0227 Errortype520 had to fork in order to use it with Swift 3. Unfortunately Swift 3 does not compile with carthage as the legacy swift is set to undefined. This is the fix I am talking about.

For a walk through example have a look at the read file and if i remember correctly an example is included.

[zirinisp]

In any case I created pull request #223 .

[justdan0227]

So I'm still missing the concept here. If I follow the readme it state to insert this in your AppDelegate.swift.

let slideMenuController = SlideMenuController(mainViewController: mainViewController, leftMenuViewController: leftViewController, rightMenuViewController: rightViewController) self.window?.rootViewController = slideMenuController self.window?.makeKeyAndVisible()

However what is mainViewController, LeftViewController and rightViewController? Where are they defined to AppDelegate.swif?

UPDATE: So I'm going to update that this by saying that I took the project file from here and downloaded it and now working through the example. Want to start off with a basic one first and then add.

Question: How do you show a simple UIViewController before the MainViewController gets control (like a splash or login view controller); then I want to go to the MainViewController; as well as return to the LoginViewController if the user "logs out"...

I tried moving the entry point in InterfaceBuilder however the AppDelegate is what sets the rootview controller to Menu