WYMaterialButton

Inspired by Google Material Design, written purely in Swift 3.

WYMaterialButton implemented Material Design on iOS and add more dynamic motions, allowing iOS buttons to be more responsive and interactive.

Integrated with Spring animations and enhanced by Facebook’s POP, WYMaterialButton is super animated and programmer-friendly. All settings can be customized in storyboard inspector.

Installation

Or download the git repository

git clone https://github.com/yuwang17/WYMaterialButton.git

Drag WYMaterialButton related files into your own project, and install facebook’s POP via cocoapods

Then import the module in your file

import WYMaterialButton

If you’re Objective-C user, please include the header file

#import "WYMaterialButton-Swift.h"

Usage

1. Add a UIButton in the Storyboard of your project.

2. Subclass the UIbutton as WYMaterialButton in identity inspector.

3. Select a color as Material Color, the first row in attribute inspector, and let WYMaterialButton do everything else for you. You can also do other setting as well for further customizations.

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Specification

• For most cases, Material Color is the only property you need to set. Leave others as default.

• Pulse Enable enable defautly, which control the bounce effect.

• With Touch Location Enable enabled defautly, WYMaterialButton tracks your touch location and generate a ripple animation upon that. You can disable to always center the ripple effect on the button.

• Material Effect Percent speicifies the percentage of area of the button will have material effect when being pressed. Default to 0.8.

• You can of course access all these properties and more by using codes. For example:

  myButton.materialColor = .blue

Demo

1. Download the repository

git clone https://github.com/yuwang17/WYMaterialButton.git
cd WYMaterialButton/Example

2. Open the workspace

open WYMaterialButton.xcworkspace

3. Compile and run the app in simulator

• Under Xcode, press Ctrl + R

Supported OS & SDK Versions

• Xcode 7
• iOS 7

Credits

Spring: subclass @Mengto‘s Spring framework for supporting additional animations and quick settings in the button.

POP: Facebook’s animation framework for simulating the bounce effect.

Material Design: animation idea and effects come from Google’s material design concept.

License

WYMaterialButton is available under the MIT License, see LICENSE for more infomation.