Andrew Boryk
7pods
ABMediaView can display images, videos, as well as now GIFs and Audio! It subclasses UIImageView, and has functionality to lazy-load images from the web. In addition, it can also display videos, downloaded via URL from disk or web. Videos contain a player with a timeline and scrubbing. GIFs can also be displayed in an ABMediaView, via lazy-loading from the web, or set via NSData. The GIF that is downloaded is saved as a UIImage object for easy storage. Audio can also be displayed in the player by simply providing a url from the web or on disk. A major added functionality is that this mediaView has a queue and can present mediaViews in fullscreen mode. There is functionality which allows the view to be minimized by swiping, where it sits in the bottom right corner as a thumbnail. Videos can continue playing and be heard from this position. Afterwards, the user can choose to swipe the view away to dismiss. Alternatively, one can set the mediaView to dismiss immediately when swiping down instead of minimizing. In addition, automated caching is available. There are various different functionality that can be toggled on and off to customize the view to one's choosing.
License: MIT
ABUtils is a library which provides pre-written functionality. This makes it easier to develop cleaner code by removing the need for repetitive code, as well as easier to get started without having to re-write code between projects. As demand increases for a function, it will be added.
License: MIT
ABVolumeControl is a MPVolumeView replacement which offers multiple styles, customizable appearance, and makes for easy implementation of a seperate custom volume view with delegate methods.
License: MIT
API is a wrapper for the AFNetworking framework by AlamoFire. This wrapper makes it easier to make a clean GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE API requests without having to worry about setting up the methods every time. This library started off as a means for me to be able to initialize my API on my applications quicker, and I look forward to adding functionality to make it extra helpful to others.
License: MIT
MediaView can display images, videos, as well as now GIFs and Audio! It subclasses UIImageView, and has functionality to lazy-load images from the web. In addition, it can also display videos, downloaded via URL from disk or web. Videos contain a player with a timeline and scrubbing. GIFs can also be displayed in an MediaView, via lazy-loading from the web, or set via NSData. The GIF that is downloaded is saved as a UIImage object for easy storage. Audio can also be displayed in the player by simply providing a url from the web or on disk. A major added functionality is that this mediaView has a queue and can present mediaViews in fullscreen mode. There is functionality which allows the view to be minimized by swiping, where it sits in the bottom right corner as a thumbnail. Videos can continue playing and be heard from this position. Afterwards, the user can choose to swipe the view away to dismiss. Alternatively, one can set the mediaView to dismiss immediately when swiping down instead of minimizing. In addition, automated caching is available. There are various different functionality that can be toggled on and off to customize the view to one's choosing.
License: MIT