Loadable allows you to attach Progress
to any UIView
or subclass and then use the UIView
to display progress. You can animate the progress, set the progress colour and show or hide the percentage progress in the bottom corner of your view. Please see below for demos of Loadable working on a UIView
and a UISegmentControl
.
Usage
Loadable can be used on any UIView
or subclass. As it is built as an extension of UIView
, the only thing you need to do to use it is import it at the top of your file. After that you can configure the view you want to use as a loading view with a few different options as follows:
let viewToShowLoading: UIView = UIView()
let progress = Progress(totalUnitCount: 100)
viewToShowLoading.monitoredProgress = progress
// everything from here on is optional configuration. The lines above will setup everything
viewToShowLoading.animateProgrss = true
viewToShowLoading.progressColor = .blue
viewToShowLoading.showPercentage = true
viewToShowLoading.progressPercentageFontSize = 12.0
viewToShowLoading.progressPercentageFontColor = .red
viewToShowLoading.clearOnComplete = false
As you can see from the comment in the above snippet, all that is necessary to make the UIView
become a Loadable one is attaching some Progress
to the new monitoredProgress
property. After that you can configure the Loadable view any way you like.
About
I built Loadable
to allow developers to make nicer loading features, such as allowing whole UITableViewCells
to load with progress. You can check out the full git repo here.