We can provide the default values of button properties in the init method. We remove button property setter methods which are redundant with the button’s properties. And one last thing, I also revised the button creating algorithm.

CocoaDocs landing page of the new version 1.0.3 disappeared; However, the landing page of version 1.0.2 is still working.

Need to find a better solution to get the landing page working whenever we release a new version.

It would be useful to be able to set the buttons directly in storyboards, just by changing the class of the normal unbutton object. Any plan on implementing it?

I've added a small suite of basic view tests, using FBSnapshotTestCase. We should now be confident that any changes made will not affect existing installs.

:beers: :+1:

NOTE: please don't feel like you have to merge this. It's unfinished, I'm just sending you this PR so you can see one way of tackling some of the code cleanup.

I have removed all the setDefaultXX color methods, and replaced them with a simple ternary operator. Have a look and see what you think. If you think you like it I'll finish it up.

But again, don't merge this this is just an option for you!

You are checking if shadowHeightSet here.

However, as CGFloat is a primitive, this will always return true. For example, if no value is set to shadowHeight it's default value will be 0.0.

You can only do nil checks on objects - NSString, NSNumber etc.

You have a typo on this line

+ (UIImage *) ht_buttonWithHighlightedColor: (UIColor *) buttonColor
                                       size: (CGSize) size
                               shadowHeight: (CGFloat) shadowHeight
                                chadowColor: (UIColor *) shadowColor
                               cornerRadius: (CGFloat) cornerRadius;

Should be

+ (UIImage *) ht_buttonWithHighlightedColor: (UIColor *) buttonColor
                                       size: (CGSize) size
                               shadowHeight: (CGFloat) shadowHeight
                                shadowColor: (UIColor *) shadowColor
                               cornerRadius: (CGFloat) cornerRadius;

Creating 4 buttons:

NSArray *buttons = @[_quizButton1, _quizButton2, _quizButton3, _quizButton4];
    for (HTPressableButton *button in buttons){
        CGRect frame = CGRectMake(30, 150, 260, 50);
        HTPressableButton *rectButton = [[HTPressableButton alloc] initWithFrame:frame buttonStyle:HTPressableButtonStyleRect];
        rectButton.buttonColor = [UIColor ht_grapeFruitColor];
        rectButton.shadowColor = [UIColor ht_grapeFruitDarkColor];
        [rectButton setTitle:@"Rect" forState:UIControlStateNormal];
        [self.view addSubview:rectButton];
    }

I logged the times. They add up to almost half a second for initiating 4 buttons. This is way too slow. Am I doing something wrong?

2015-02-23 16:38:11.784 [8769:2165117] executionTime = 0.075211
2015-02-23 16:38:11.876 [8769:2165117] executionTime = 0.085640
2015-02-23 16:38:11.973 [8769:2165117] executionTime = 0.091672
2015-02-23 16:38:12.080 [8769:2165117] executionTime = 0.102649

When I disable a circular button, it's frame is increased by about 5px in two directions. When it is re-enabled, it goes back to its normal size. Is this expected?

You are setting a BOOL here, and using it here but then you don't actually set the disabled image in this method.

You actually set it in -[setEnabled:], which is correct. So those lines can probably go.

While bool is valid, it's definitely uncommon. It is much more common to use BOOL instead. Take a look at this Stack Overflow answer, and this NSHipster article for more information.

Hi, I am trying to implement an action on click on HTPressableButton, I have tried to connect the button with an action method but it does not seem to be working. Any Ideas on were I could be wrong please?