A set of protocols that can be used to describe navigational architecture for an iOS app.

Consists on 3 primary components:

• Destination: This is a simple protocol that describes something that can create a view controller. Implementations should be able to construct a view controller with all its dependencies, so should be passed in initialisers. A Destination can also describe how it would prefer to be presented.
• Route: This is a protocol that indicates how a URL (via URLRoute) or a model object (via ObjectRoute) can be converted in to a Destination. Route implementations may do this conversion asynchronously if they need to look up data for the information. For example if a network API call needs to take place.
• Router: This protocol describes a simple set of methods that allow components in your app to route to new screens. Any implementation should use the methods as a chance to encapsulate things like showing new view controllers in tabs, modally or in navigation controllers.