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Finally fixed this really annoying bug. These 5 lines of code messed up dismissal transitions and animations. Since it's an extension, it even affected apps with Popovers installed even when you didn't import Popovers.

extension Transaction: Equatable {
    public static func == (lhs: Transaction, rhs: Transaction) -> Bool {
        lhs.animation == rhs.animation
    }
}

Fixes #25, #27, and #33.

Just a minor update to fix this error:

[Popovers] - No PopoverModel present in responder chain ((self)) - has the source view been installed into a window? Please file a bug report (https://github.com/aheze/Popovers/issues).

I still wasn't able to get rid of this entirely, but for now I just made Popovers create a new PopoverModel.

Menus! It's like the system menu but more customizable, and supports iOS 13 too!

• Replaced String with AnyHashable for more flexibility in Attributes.Tag.
• Fixed a retain cycle in Popover.Context.
• Fixed some system animations not working when .popover was attached to NavigationView.
• This is a semi-breaking change — but just replace PopoverTemplates with Popovers.Templates.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49819455/152694222-4c74e846-92b9-475d-989f-34f3b17a9705.mp4

Some much-needed additions and fixes. This is a non-breaking change.

• Presentation changes.
  • Popovers no longer places an intermediary view controller at the top of the screen.
  • Instead, popovers are directly embedded as subviews of the base UIWindow.
  • This minimizes interference with built-in presentation APIs.
• Software should be accessible. Popovers now comes with built-in VoiceOver support!
  • A dismiss button can be automatically added when VoiceOver is on.
  • The button is fully customizable, along with other traits, via attributes.accessibility.
• General improvements.
  • Frame recalculations after a screen rotation are now much smoother.
  • Popovers no longer steal focus from active controls like text fields.
  • Sheets and popovers can be presented at the same time.

Thanks again to @ShezHsky for the contributions!

Popovers now fully supports multiple windows and won't interfere with the status bar! This is a breaking change — for migrating, check out the guide. Thanks to @ShezHsky for the pull request.

• No more overlaying container window — popovers are now presented directly on the topmost view controller.
• No more static Popovers class — control the lifecycle with Popover instance methods.
• Popover models and frame tags are now tied to specific windows and stored in the UIResponder chain.
• New WindowReader view for easily reading the hosting window in SwiftUI.
• If inside a popover view or background, use PopoverReader + context.window instead.
• Set context.isDraggingEnabled to enable or disable dragging at any time.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49819455/148260067-7d88c863-4a53-4ea8-a001-649e21be38d8.mp4

Popovers now supports multiple screens side-by-side! This is a non-breaking change.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49819455/147528243-06a7ac31-8d1b-46d9-bd40-dc7134df3b25.mp4

Removed unused assets and reorganized the repo.

Forgot to update Cocoapods. This is why you should use Swift Package Manager, everyone!

Merry Christmas! This is the first release of Popovers.

• Present any view above your app's main content.
• Attach to source views or use picture-in-picture positioning.
• Supports multiple popovers at the same time with smooth transitions.
• Popovers are interactive and can be dragged to different positions.
• Highly customizable API that's super simple — just add .popover.
• Written in SwiftUI with full SwiftUI and UIKit support.