Easy to use, highly customizable gauge view

Saeid

Last update: Dec 5, 2022

Overview

GDGauge - Customizable Gauge View

Requirements

Xcode 11+
Swift 5
iOS 9+

Installation

Swift Package Manager

.package(url: "https://github.com/saeid/GDGauge.git", from: "1.2.1")

Cocoapods

pod 'GDGauge'

Usage

Import GDGauge

import GDGauge

Create an instance of GDGaugeView

var gaugeView: GDGaugeView = GDGaugeView(frame: view.bounds)

Setup, customize and build the view

        gaugeView
            .setupGuage(startDegree: CGFloat,
                        endDegree: CGFloat,
                        sectionGap: CGFloat,
                        minValue: CGFloat,
                        maxValue: CGFloat)
            .setupContainer(width: CGFloat,
                            color: UIColor,
                            handleColor: UIColor,
                            shouldShowContainerBorder: Bool,
                            shouldShowFullCircle: Bool,
                            indicatorsColor: UIColor,
                            indicatorsValuesColor: UIColor,
                            indicatorsFont: UIFont)
            .setupUnitTitle(title: String,
                            font: UIFont)
            .buildGauge()

To update the handle value

gaugeView.updateValueTo(CGFloat)

To update colors when a limit is reached

gaugeView.updateColors(containerColor: UIColor,
                        indicatorsColor: UIColor)

To reset to initial colors

gaugeView.resetColors()

Licence

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

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Comments

CRASH !!

Hey I got crash with sample project.

Crash in this function

public func resetColors(){
        UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.4) {
            self.baseCircleShape.strokeColor = self.baseColor.cgColor // Crash here  because self.baseCircleShape is nil 
            self.handleShape.fillColor = self.handleColor.cgColor
            for layer in self.firstIndicatorsSerie{
                layer.strokeColor = self.sepratorColor.cgColor
            }
            for layer in self.secondIndicatorsSerie{
                layer.strokeColor = self.sepratorColor.cgColor
            }
        }
    }

How to reproduce

In sample project

uncomment this line speed.showBorder = false

opened by PrashantKT 2

I have a question of GDGauge

how can i change baseColor after render??? i have a real time sensor want to connect if the data is over 50 will be red and less will be green. and i cannot change the color right now
enhancement

opened by mitchlau 2