GlossButtonNode 3.3.0

GlossButtonNode 3.3.0

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Maintained by muukii.

 
Depends on:
Texture/Core~> 3
TextureSwiftSupport>= 3.10.0
 

GlossButtonNode 3.3.0

  • By
  • muukii and yukkobay

GlossButtonNode

A composable button component for Texture

Bringing a button UI-Component with composable flexibility that fits your product.

GlossButtonNode

Why needs this

Texture(AsyncDisplayKit) provides many advantages to the app.
Although, It does not have functional button components. There is just ASButtonNode, and this is NOT bad things.
It means Texture avoids providing too much stuff.

This library GlossButtonNode gives a button component into Texture world.

GlossButtonNode's functions are:

  • With separated structure,
  • Customizable surface style (filled, stroked, blurred)
  • Customizable animations each surface style
  • Applying the style by the descriptor(Value-Type) object

These things would be helpful in the app that has a modern UI design.

First looks

let buttonNode = GlossButtonNode()

let descriptor = GlossButtonDescriptor(
  title: ...,
  image: ...,
  bodyStyle: .init(layout: .horizontal()),
  surfaceStyle: .fill(
    .init(
      cornerRound: .circle,
      backgroundColor: .gradient(
        colorAndLocations: [
          ...,
          ...,
        ],
        startPoint: .init(x: 0, y: 0),
        endPoint: .init(x: 1, y: 1)
      ),
      dropShadow: ...
    )
  )
)

buttonNode.setDescriptor(descriptor, for: .normal)

buttonNode.onTap = {
  ...
}

// or use addAction() as a normal approach.

Using this like API inline in production would be a bit verbosity.
This API is designed for fine-grained tuning.

If your product has UI design system, you can define factory functions for the descriptor.

For example, like followings.

extension GlossButtonDescriptor {
  static func primary(tintColor: UIColor) -> Self {
    ..
  }
  
  static func secondary(tintColor: UIColor) -> Self {
    ..
  }
}
let buttonNode = GlossButtonNode()
buttonNode.setDescriptor(.primary(tintColor: myColor), for: .normal)

Structure

  • Button
    • Body
      • Title
      • Image
    • Surface
      • Styles

Body

Body has title and image node.

The layout of body and highlighted animation are constructed by GlossButtonBodyStyle.

Technically, GlossButtonBodyLayout constructs body layout. GlossButtonHighlightAnimation<T> animates highlighted state.

GlossButtonBodyStyle(
  layout: .vertical(), // or .horizontal()
  highlightAnimation: .basic()
)

Body layout customization

GlossButtonBodyLayout is a wrapper object of closure that returns ASLayoutSpec contains title and image node.
This means .vertical() and .horizontal() are factory functions.

Therefore, you can define any layout with writing ASLayoutSpec if you need to get another layout.

About highlight animation, it uses the same approach. You can see the detail of that from GlossButtonHighlightAnimation

Surface

Surface node will be displayed behind Body node with padding.

Mainly, GlossButtonNode supports these 2 types of surface:

Filled

Configurations are in GlossButtonFilledStyle

Stroked

Configurations are in GlossButtonStrokedStyle

Installation

Currently, only supports CocoaPods

In your Podfile

pod 'GlossButtonNode'

LICENSE

GlossButtonNode Framework is released under the MIT License.

Authors