@uzysjung First of all, it's very simple but powerful control for adding custom pull-to-refresh in iOS7 apps.
But here is an issue I've faced with it.
I've played with demo app you provided with.
After pull-to-refresh animation was triggered, I gave some scrolling to the tableview.
If dragging was fully stopped before animation was finished, it triggered some unnecessary animation and final contentOffset/state went wrong.
I've attached a demo video file here.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/77072813/pull_to_refresh.mp4
First of all, thank you for your kindness bug report including video.
It's been a great help.
I've fixed it. that bug occured because of my mistake.
I tested manuallTriggering in existing method.
@uzysjung First of all, it's very simple but powerful control for adding custom pull-to-refresh in iOS7 apps.
But here is an issue I've faced with it. I've played with demo app you provided with. After pull-to-refresh animation was triggered, I gave some scrolling to the tableview. If dragging was fully stopped before animation was finished, it triggered some unnecessary animation and final contentOffset/state went wrong. I've attached a demo video file here. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/77072813/pull_to_refresh.mp4
Thanks for your advice.