ControllerDestinationProviding

@MainActor
public protocol ControllerDestinationProviding<DestinationType, ContentType, TabType> : DestinationProviding where Self.PresentationType == DestinationPresentationType<Self.DestinationType, Self.ContentType, Self.TabType>

This protocol represents objects which construct and provide ControllerDestinationable objects, including their associated interface elements. Provider objects which conform to this protocol should build discrete Destinations based on their specific destination type.

PresentationType
An enum which defines available Destination presentation types. Typically this is DestinationPresentationType.
Declaration
Swift

typealias PresentationType = DestinationPresentationType<DestinationType, ContentType, TabType>


                    
                    
                    buildDestination(destinationPresentations:navigationPresentations:configuration:appFlow:)

Builds and returns a new ControllerDestinationable object based on the supplied configuration object.

Declaration

Swift

@MainActor
func buildDestination(destinationPresentations: AppDestinationConfigurations<Destination.UserInteractionType, DestinationType, ContentType, TabType>?, navigationPresentations: AppDestinationConfigurations<SystemNavigationType, DestinationType, ContentType, TabType>?, configuration: DestinationPresentation<DestinationType, ContentType, TabType>, appFlow: some ControllerFlowable<DestinationType, ContentType, TabType>) -> Destination?

Parameters

`presentations`	The Destination presentations associated with this provider.
`systemPresentations`	The system navigation presentations supported by Destinations.
`configuration`	A `DestinationPresentation` object which provides configuration data to construct the Destination.
`appFlow`	A reference to the `Flowable` object which should call this method. This is necessary in cases where a Destination type needs to create children Destinations as part of its construction.

Return Value

The newly created ControllerDestinationable object.