FloatingActionSheetController is a cool design ActionSheetController library written in Swift2.

Ryo Aoyama

Last update: Oct 30, 2022

Overview

FloationgActionSheetController

FloatingActionSheetController is a cool design ActionSheetController library written in Swift2.

Overview

Requirements

Xcode 8+
Swift3
iOS 8.0+

Installation

CocoaPods

# Podfile
use_frameworks!
target 'YOUR_TARGET_NAME' do
  pod "FloatingActionSheetController"
end

Carthage

# Cartfile
github "ra1028/FloatingActionSheetController"

Usage

Import FloationgActionSheetController at first.

import FloatingActionSheetController

example

let action1 = FloatingAction(title: "title") { action in
    // Do something.
}
let action2 = FloatingAction(title: "title") { action in
    // Do something.
}
let action3 = FloatingAction(title: "title", handleImmediately: true) { action in
    // Do something.
    // If set to 'true' the handleImmediately, handler will be execute soon when Action was select.
}
let group1 = FloatingActionGroup(action: action1)
let group2 = FloatingActionGroup(action: action2, action3)
FloatingActionSheetController(actionGroup: group1, group2)
    .present(in: self)

We have prepared a rich initializer to each Class. Please refer to the demo app and source code.

animations

Custom animation styles. Please check the overview or demo app for animation details

public enum AnimationStyle {
    case slideUp
    case slideDown
    case slideLeft
    case slideRight
    case pop
}

How to use

FloatingActionSheetController(actionGroup: group, animationStyle: .slideLeft)

let actionSheet = FloatingActionSheetController(actionGroup: group)
actionSheet.animationStyle = .slideLeft

appearance customization

let actionSheet = FloatingActionSheetController(actionGroup: group1)
// Color of action sheet
actionSheet.itemTintColor = .white
// Color of title texts
actionSheet.textColor = .black
// Font of title texts
actionSheet.font = .boldSystemFont(ofSize: 15)
// background dimming color
actionSheet.dimmingColor = UIColor(white: 1, alpha: 0.7)

If you wants to customize FloatingAction individually.

var action = FloatingAction(title: "title") { action in
    // Do something.
}
action.tintColor = .whiteColor()
action.textColor = .blackColor()
action.font = .boldSystemFont(ofSize: 15)

License

FloatingActionSheetController is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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Comments

Compile error in Swift 3.0.2

I got this compile error: overriding var must be as accessible as its enclosing type

The problem is related to the property isHighlighted of the class ActionButton: it can't be less visible than the superclass.

Please fix it, Thank you

opened by gianfilippocisternino 3
Allow user to choose whether or not the parent view controller should be scaled

This is a fantastic library, but for my case, I didn't want the fromVC (Parent View Controller) to scale because it looked awkward given my situation. The following code is completely backwards compatible, so anyone gets these changes won't see their code break.

I contemplated whether I should simply ask the user if they want the parent view controller to be scaled or if I should allow them to pass in a CGFloat which defines the scale (by default, you choose 0.85, but the user would be able to choose 1, 0.90, 0.50, etc.). I decided to go against that because while it is simple to introduce, I'd like to think the library as it stands is pretty awesome :).

opened by dilizarov 0
Add completion closure for dismissal

In many cases the calling controller would like to be able to be notified or run code when the FloatingActonSheetController is dismissed. Currently dismissActionSheet method has this closure but it is private and its also called internally making it a less simple change to reliably make and PR.

Feature request is to allow the calling code to set this closure so that when the FloatingActionSheetController is dismissed its closure is executed, allowing the calling code to react.

The button based callbacks are almost an analog but if you tap outside the buttons to close without action there is no closure to catch this action.

opened by siberian1967 1