How do I get the Storyboard name?

Question

Im creating a new design to my app so I have created a new story board. I need to support the older design for now, but I am designing the upcoming one on the fly. I am reusing some classes and ViewControllers. Is there a way to check the storyboard name in classes? For Example, if 'main' storyboard have the normal left bar button item, however if 'newDesign' do 'x'?

I cant find a way to get the 'UIStoryboard' name?

For example in pseudocode:

if(self.storyboard.name isEqualToString: @"Main"){


}else{

}

Rather than checking which storyboard is being used, check if the stuff is available in the current storyboard or not. Or another solution, if you are setting storyboards from the appdelegate, then user the same exact condition. — Akshit Zaveri, Jul 17 '15 at 12:14

hoya21 · Answer 1 · 2015-07-17T12:10:51.880

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How about this?

UIStoryboard * storyboard1 = self.storyboard;
NSString *name=[storyboard1 valueForKey:@"name"];

NSLog(@"%@",name);

Another approach is to check the restoration ID of the view controllers. How about that?

edited Jul 17 '15 at 12:10

answered Jul 17 '15 at 11:49

hoya21

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Isnt [storyboard1 valueForKey:..] from a private API? – DevC Jul 17 '15 at 11:50
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I did not check that. I am looking on it right now. – hoya21 Jul 17 '15 at 11:54

How do I get the Storyboard name?

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