FlameKit🔥

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Update Log

• 0.1.9 : Add isEnabled property to the FlameButton
• 0.1.10 : Add property isHighlighted and highlightedAppearanceHandler to the FlameButton

Summary

FlameKit is collection of simple custom UIs. For version 0.1.0, It offers three Classes & one util. FlameScrollView, FlameNavigationBar, FlameButton & new FlameScreenUtil

FlameScrollView

FlameScrollView is subclass of UIScrollView which has UIStackView(vertical) as a built-in subview. It's seats somewhere between UIScrollView and UITableView. If you want to add vertical stack simply call addArrangedSubview(_:animated:horizontalInset:height:) to the instance of FlameScrollView. FlameScrollView also automatically listen to the keyboard show/hide notification.

Usage

let scrollView = FlameScrollView(frame: view.bounds)
scrollView.addArrangedSubview(subView1)
scrollView.addArrangedSubview(subView2)
scrollView.addMarginStack(height: 16.0) // adding margin

FlameNavigationBar

FlameNavigationBar is UIView-based customizable NavigationBar. FlameNavigationBar supports iOS 11 style LargeTitle and collapsing. It's compatible with scrollview. (FlameNavigationBar need to be a delegate of scrollView.)

Usage

let navigationBar = FlameNavigationBar()
navigationBar.title = "View Title"
scrollView.delegate = navigationBar
navigationBar.scrollView = scrollView
scrollView.contentInset.top = navigationBar.frame.height

FlameButton

FlameButton is UIView-based button that uses closure, not selector.

Usage

let button = FlameButton()
let customView = UIView() // draw whatever you want.
    
button.action { (button) in
  print("button is tapped!") //when button tapped.
}
    
button.setCustomView(customView) { (isSelected, isEnabled) in // control appearance here.
  if isSelected {
    customView.backgroundColor = .red
  } else {
    customView.backgroundColor = .blue
  }
  
  if isEnabled {
    label.alpha = 1.0        
  } else {
    label.alpha = 0.5
  }
}

FlameScreenUtil

FlameScreenUtil is collection of simple getters for dealing with various iphone screen sizes.

Supporting Sizes

• iPhone1 - 320 x 480 (iPhone 2G ~ iPhone 4S)
• iPhone5 - 320 x 568 (iPhone 5 ~ iPhone SE)
• iPhone6 - 375 x 667 (iPhone 6 ~ iPhone 8)
• iPhone6Plus - 414 x 736 (iPhone 6+ ~ iPhone 8+)
• iPhoneX - 375 x 812 (iPhone X)

Usage

switch UIScreen.flm.screenType { 
case .iPhone6Plus:
// setting for iPhone 6 Plus..
case .iPhoneX:
// setting for iPhone X..
default:
// setting for others...
}

if UIScreen.flm.isIphoneX {
//setting specific for iPhone X..
}

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements

• Swift 4.0 +
• iOS 9.0 +

Installation

FlameKit is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'FlameKit'

Using Objective-C?

Install pod first. then on your .h file,

@import FlameKit;

Author

Jongchan Mark Park, draupnir45@gmail.com

License

FlameKit is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.