MMMNavigation

Objective-C

@interface MMMNavigation : NSObject

Swift

class MMMNavigation : NSObject

Manages switching between different sections of the app (kind of internal URL router). It’s like a central hub accepting navigation requests and then passing them to the entities that able to perform them. (The entities that are able to open requests should register themselves as handlers.)


                    
                    
                    +root

Undocumented

Declaration

Objective-C

+ (instancetype)root;

Swift

class func root() -> Self

-navigateTo:completion:
Starts the process of opening of the given path. Calls the completion block when done, the block receives ID of the corresponding request. Links are opened one by one. Any navigation request received while handling the current one will be queued.
Declaration
Objective-C

- (nonnull MMMNavigationRequestId) navigateTo:(nonnull MMMNavigationPath *)path completion:(nonnull MMMNavigationCompletionBlock)completion;
Swift

func navigate(to path: MMMNavigationPath, completion: @escaping MMMNavigationCompletionBlock) -> Any

Handlers


                    
                    
                    -addHandler:

Adds a handler and returns a cookie/ID object that can be later used to remove it.

Declaration

Objective-C

- (nonnull MMMNavigationHandlerId)addHandler:
    (nonnull id<MMMNavigationHandler>)handler;

Swift

func add(_ handler: any MMMNavigationHandler) -> Any


                    
                    
                    -removeHandlerWithId:

Removes a handler by its ID assigned by addHandler.

Declaration

Objective-C

- (void)removeHandlerWithId:(nonnull MMMNavigationHandlerId)handlerId;

Swift

func removeHandler(withId handlerId: Any)