iOSUtilitiesSource
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IOS Utilities Library for Swift
iOSUtilitiesSource
All types of swift utilities and necessary settings included in this library.
- Local data save in preferences
- Internet check
- Date convertion
- String check
- Alert dialog extension
- Button round
- View round
- Floating textField
- Hide keyboard when tapped around
- Toast message show
- SimpleGradientView
- GIF image loader
- Keyboard show/hide with view up/down
- Alert toast with image(Success, Info, Custom, Error)
- Rating view
Pod Setup
Just add this line in your pod file:
pod 'iOSUtilitiesSource', :git => 'https://github.com/hasnine/iOSUtilitiesSource.git'
Usage
First import library to your ViewController
#import iOSUtilitiesSource
- For data save in preferences:
Save your data in preferences with line:
PreferencesUtils.saveStringData(data: "YOUR_DATA", dataName: "YOUR_KEY")
and for get this saved data :
PreferencesUtils.getSavedStringData(dataName: "YOUR_KEY")
- Navigation bar color change:
*With code:
UINavigationBar.appearance().barTintColor = .black
UINavigationBar.appearance().tintColor = .white
UINavigationBar.appearance().titleTextAttributes = [NSAttributedString.Key.foregroundColor: UIColor.white]
UINavigationBar.appearance().isTranslucent = false
*With library:
NavigationBarColorChange.changeNavigationBarColor(barTintColor: .black, tintColor: .white,forgroundColor: UIColor, isTranslucent: true)
- Date formatter:
*Input date format : "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" *OutPut Date format: "EEEE, MMM dd hh:mm a"
*Date format with code:
public static func getDisplayableDateStringForPosts(inputDateString: String) -> String?{
let dateFormatterInput = DateFormatter()
dateFormatterInput.dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"
let dateFormatterOutput = DateFormatter()
dateFormatterOutput.dateFormat = "EEEE, MMM dd hh:mm a"
if let date = dateFormatterInput.date(from: inputDateString) {
return (dateFormatterOutput.string(from: date))
} else {
return nil
}
}
*With library:
Utilities.getDisplayableDateStringForPosts(inputDateString: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss)
- Floating TextField plceholder
Add
IuFloatingTextFiledPlaceHolder
class in your textfield's custom class from storyboard.
Output:
![](https://imgur.com/GO6npGt.gif)
- Hide keyboard when tapped around
Add this line in viewDidLoad:
hideKeyboardWhenTappedAround()
- Toast Message
Add this line in your code, where you want to show your message:
showToast(message: "YOUR_MESSAGE")
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SimpleGradientView :
-
Add view in your storyboard
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From Story board Attributes inspector - set first , mid and End color
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Provide direction value to change Gradient angle
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GIF Image loader
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Import 'iOSUtilitiesSource' in your class to use GifImage .
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Drag your image in project folder
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Gif image needed to be placed in folder instead of image asset.
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Add UIimageView_Storybord_reference(name: "YOUR_GIF_NAME") in viewWillAppear / in your required method.
- Keyboard show/hide with view up/down
Add this line in your viewDidLoad():
iOSKeyboardShared.shared.keyBoardShowHide(view: self.view)
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Alert toast View :
Example :
self.noticeTop("Test Notice", autoClear: true, autoClearTime: 5)
self.noticeError("Test Notice", autoClear: true, autoClearTime: 5)
self.noticeSuccess("Test Notice", autoClear: true, autoClearTime: 5)
self.noticeInfo("Test Notice")
self.noticeError("Test Notice")
self.noticeOnlyText("Test Notice")
self.clearAllNotice()
Output:
![](https://imgur.com/79fkADZ.gif)
-
Rating View :
Add StarRatingView class in storyboards in any specific view as following image below:
Example code:
override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() startView.didFinishTouchingStarRating = { rating in if rating == 4.0{ self.startView.text = "Status : Favoulas" }else if rating == 3{ self.startView.text = "Status : Good" }else{ self.startView.text = "Status : Moderate" } } // Do not change rating when touched // Use if you need just to show the stars without getting user's input startView.settings.updateOnTouch = false // Show only fully filled stars startView.settings.fillMode = .full // Other fill modes: .half, .precise // Change the size of the stars startView.settings.starSize = 30 // Set the distance between stars startView.settings.starMargin = 5 // Set the color of a filled star startView.settings.filledColor = UIColor.orange // Set the border color of an empty star startView.settings.emptyBorderColor = UIColor.orange // Set the border color of a filled star startView.settings.filledBorderColor = UIColor.orange // Set image for the filled star //cosmosView.settings.filledImage = UIImage(named: "GoldStarFilled") // Set image for the empty star //cosmosView.settings.emptyImage = UIImage(named: "GoldStarEmpty") startView.textSize = 10 }
Output: