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Request for UIViewController Swizzling exception handling support #119

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wwwshe opened this issue Dec 23, 2024 · 1 comment
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Request for UIViewController Swizzling exception handling support #119

wwwshe opened this issue Dec 23, 2024 · 1 comment

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@wwwshe
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wwwshe commented Dec 23, 2024

It would be nice to have protocol support to handle navigation customization or UIViewController Swizzling exceptions.

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@MaatheusGois
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Thanks @wwwshe!! I have some questions:

  1. Overall Goal

    • What is the primary goal of this request? Are you aiming to prevent crashes, facilitate customization, or simplify implementation?
  2. Current Scenario

    • Could you describe the current issue you're facing with navigation or UIViewController swizzling? Is there a specific behavior that's causing errors?
  3. Protocols

    • How do you envision protocol support helping with navigation customization? Could you provide a practical example of how you'd like to use it?
  4. Exceptions

    • What types of exceptions would you like to handle during swizzling? Are they specific errors, such as missing methods, or unexpected failures in the custom logic?
  5. Use Case

    • Is this intended for a specific project or a general-purpose solution? If it's project-specific, can you share more about the context?
  6. Expected Outcome

    • What would a successful implementation look like for you? Are there any particular features or behaviors you want to ensure are supported?
  7. Alternatives

    • Have you considered alternative approaches to achieve your goal without swizzling? If so, what were the limitations?

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