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It probably won't be easy, but this may help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13275294/detect-if-slow-animations-is-on-off-in-ios-simulator-in-code

Hi, I'm using your library, and it's a very nice work, but I was wondering if you were thinking of adding a delay property to the PropertyAnimationConfig. I know there's a triggerAtTimeProgress hook for a prior animation, and that's quite useful, but sometimes a simple delay is a better course of action.

in CATransform3D
springs[SpringAnimationKey.M33] = self.m33.interpolationSprings((toValue as! CATransform3D).m34, initialVelocity : startingVelocity.x, angularFrequency : angularFrequency, dampingRatio : dampingRatio)[SpringAnimationKey.CGFloat]
m34 must change to m33

Implement support, and update APIs as seamlessly as possible for swift 3.0

Does FlightAnimator support Bezier path?

Update framework to support scrubbing across sequenced animations:

• Currently the framework only supports scrubbing across a single FAAnimationGroup
• Need to implement ability to trigger/pause and scrub sub animations that are set up as part of an animation chain.
• Break off FAPanGestureRecognizer into a separate library

Update framework to support reverse animations:

• Implement a way to set an animation as reversible
• Update scrubbing animations functionality to support this at the half way point
• Ensure that all sequenced animations are accounted for during scrubbing

Currently there is support for animationDidStart and animationDidStop CAAnimationDelegate callbacks, but this functionality needs to be integrated into the framework elegantly:

• Need to find a solution on how to syntactically integrate the callbacks inline
• Need to ensure that the callbacks are cancelled if the animation is stopped

Need to research support for Swift 3.0.

• Look into the possibility of creating a single library that supports swift 2.2 through 3.0

Steps to reproduce:

1. Install CocoaPods 1.2.1
2. Run pod try FlightAnimator
3. Xcode opens with the project.
4. Click "Build and Run"

Expected results: project runs

Actual results:

/var/folders/j_/86_9xkgj0pqc0q2h5xx_9lt40000gn/T/CocoaPods/Try/FlightAnimator/FlightAnimator-Demo/FlightAnimator-Demo/ViewController.swift:2:8: error: no such module 'FlightAnimator'
import FlightAnimator
       ^

Need to research on what it would take to support watchOS and tvOS for the framework. Unsure of the level of support for CoreAnimation. Need to look into if this is possible.

Run through the code and ensure that there are no type conversions between Double, Float and CGFloat. This should have a minor performance improvement while making the code more legible.

I'm most likely just missing something, but I don't see any property that lets me specify that I want an animation and its sub animations to repeat. Is there something to help with this use case?

Add standard CocoaDocs for the framework

• Document code within framework accordingly
• Most importantly document the publicly exposed methods
• Move the FlightAnimator class to the top of the group hierarchy within the project browser

Should it say "Install FlightAnimator" instead of "install SwiftLayout" ? 😄

Is cached animation not tied to any view? Not view dependent?

In my idea an animation is created once an then reuse when needed on any view.

Figure out a way to generalize the value progress calculation for the sequence trigger:

• Should not have to cast it to a supported type within FAAnimation
• Look into generics and how one would go about implement them by abstracting them completely from the core logic

Update framework to support reverse animations:

• Implement a way to set an animation as reversable
• Update scrubbing animations functionality to support this at the half way point
• Ensure that all sequenced animations are accounted for during scrubbing

Update framework to support UIColor / CGColor interpolation:

• Implementing the FAAnimatable protocol for UIColor / CGColor
• This should support the CALayer Animatable color properties
• Update FAAnimationGroup to ensure it can handle UIColor / CGColor
• Update Demo app to test and reflect the color property