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https://github.com/patoroco/loctite

Connect different storyboards without write code, all from Interface Builder
https://github.com/patoroco/loctite

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Connect different storyboards without write code, all from Interface Builder

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# Loctite

How many times did you hear about the pain it is to work with `storyboards` in a team because it kills your SCM?

How much time did you spend loading big storyboard files in your slow machine?

![Loctite](Screenshots/loctite.jpg)

`Loctite` arrives to help you split your `Main.storyboard` unique file in several sub-storyboards, and acts as glue (Loctite's name comes from here ;)) to connect them.

And all of that without writing any line of code!!!

## Install

`Loctite` is available via CocoaPods, so you only need to include this line in your Podfile

```
pod 'Loctite'
```

## Use

After installing pod in your project, you only need to generate a dummy view controller on your storyboard, and connect it with a segue (rigth button and drag over it). A dialog as follows will appear, and you can choose between `loctite push` or `loctite modal` depending on which transition you like.

![Action segue selector](Screenshots/actionsegue.png)

After that, you only need to set segue identifier to `[storyboard_file].[viewcontroller_identifier]`, for example, if you have another storyboard named `Second.storyboard`, you should set segue identifier to `Second.recursiveVC`, and it'll fire `recursiveVC` view controller from this separated file. Easy, isn't it?

![Storyboard](Screenshots/storyboard.png)

If you need a separator different from '.', you can specify it on your project's info.plist, using the key 'Loctite Separator'. This key will override the default one.
Example: using "Loctite Separator : _" in your info.plist, Loctite would expect your segue identifiers to be `[storyboard_file]_[viewcontroller_identifier]`.

Anyway, my recomendation is to inspect __Demo project__ to see examples.

## Author
- Jorge Maroto ([@patoroco](http://twitter.com/patoroco)).

## License
`Loctite` is available under the MIT license. See the [LICENSE file](LICENSE.md) for more info.