/DTPagerController

A fully customizable container view controller to display a set of ViewControllers in a horizontal scroll view. Written in Swift.

Primary LanguageSwiftMIT LicenseMIT

DTPagerController

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This is a control for iOS written in Swift. DTPagerController is simple to use and easy to customize.

Screenshot

  • Default segmented control

  • Custom segmented control

Usage

DTPagerController is extremely easy to use. In order to display two view controllers inside a pager controller. All you have to do is this many lines of code.

let viewController1 = ViewController()
let viewController2 = ViewController()
let pagerController = DTPagerController(viewControllers: [viewController1, viewController2])

Custom UI

DTPagerController is also customizable in case you want to implement your own UI.

// Change the height of segmented control
pagerController.preferredSegmentedControlHeight = 60

// Change normal font of each segmented control
pagerController.font = UIFont.customFont(ofSize: 15)

// Change selected font of each segmented control
pagerController.selectedFont = UIFont.boldCustomFont(ofSize: 15)

// Change normal text color of each segmented control
pagerController.textColor = UIColor.black

// Change selected text color of each segmented control
pagerController.selectedTextColor = UIColor.red

// Change scroll indicator height
pagerController.perferredScrollIndicatorHeight = 3

Custom segmented control

From version 2.0.0, DTPagerController supports custom segmented control. Therefore, instead of using default DTSegmentedControl, you can provide your own segmented control or any 3rd-party segmented control libraries available out there. All you have to do is making your custom UIControl conform DTSegmentedControlProtocol. For example, as shown in sample project, HMSegmentedControl is made to conform DTSegmentedControlProtocol by using extension:

extension HMSegmentedControl: DTSegmentedControlProtocol {
    
    public func setImage(_ image: UIImage?, forSegmentAt segment: Int) {
        // Custom page control does not support
    }
    
    public func setTitle(_ title: String?, forSegmentAt segment: Int) {
        // Custom page control does not support
    }
    
    public func setTitleTextAttributes(_ attributes: [AnyHashable : Any]?, for state: UIControlState) {
        if state == UIControlState.normal {
            titleTextAttributes = attributes
        }
        else if state == UIControlState.selected {
            selectedTitleTextAttributes = attributes
        }
    }
    
}

Then we create new pager controller with the custom segmented control:

init(viewControllers controllers: [UIViewController]) {
        let segmentedControl = HMSegmentedControl(sectionTitles: ["Page 1", "Page 2", "Page 3"])
        super.init(viewControllers: controllers, pageSegmentedControl: segmentedControl!)
}

When using custom segmented control, it is recommneded to override/take a look at the following methods to customize behavior and appearance of each segments:

// Setup custom segmented control
func setUpSegmentedControl(viewControllers: [UIViewController])

// Update a custom appearance for segment
func updateAppearanceForSegmentedItem(at index: Int)

// Update a custom scroll indicator if exists
func updateScrollIndicator(with offsetRatio: CGFloat, scrollView: UIScrollView)

// Setup custom scroll indicator
func setUpScrollIndicator()

// Manually update segment title
func setTitle(_ title: String?, forSegmentAt segment: Int)
    
// Manually update segment image
func setImage(_ image: UIImage?, forSegmentAt segment: Int)

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements

iOS 9.0+

Installation

DTPagerController is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'DTPagerController'

Author

tungvoduc, tung98.dn@gmail.com

License

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