instantiate viewcontroller from storyboard rather than init? about urlnavigator HOT 6 CLOSED

@WPPD, It's not available at this time. You should initialize your view controller programmatically.

However, you can map the closure to instantiate and push view controller from Storyboard. For example:

self.navigator.map("myapp://post/<int:id>") { URL, values in
    guard let postID = values["id"] as? Int else {
        return false
    }
    let postViewController = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil).instantiateInitialViewController()
    Navigator.push(postViewController)
    return true
}

Then use Navigator.openURL() instead of Navigator.pushURL():

Navigator.openURL("myapp://post/12345")

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@devxoul thanks for your reply. I think this would be a workaround.

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in storyboard can use Navigator.pushURL() or Navigator.presentURL() ？because i am not sure use which one

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@SeongBrave, I'm not sure what did you mean :)

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@devxoul when I use 'Navigator.map("myapp://user/int:id", UserViewController.self)' type, I can Navigator.push("myapp://user/123") or Navigator.present("myapp://user/123")

but when I use storyboard , I set

self.navigator.map("myapp://post/<int:id>") { URL, values in
    guard let postID = values["id"] as? Int else {
        return false
    }
    let postViewController = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil).instantiateInitialViewController()
    Navigator.push(postViewController)
    return true
}

I only use
Navigator.openURL("myapp://post/12345")
this mean Navigator.pushURL(myapp://post/12345)
but not can
Navigator.presentURL(myapp://post/12345)
I am sorry for My poor English level

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@SeongBrave, yeah, that is the limitation of current version :(

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