Volumizer replaces the system volume popup with a simple progress bar.
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- Swift 5
- Hide the system volume HUD typically displayed on volume button presses
- Show a simple progress bar like Instagram's iOS app does
- Support iPhoneX, XS, XS Max, XR
- Well easy to customize appearance
- Only support
portrait
mode
platform :ios, '10.0'
use_frameworks!
pod 'Volumizer'
github "fxwx23/Volumizer"
Drag the Volumizer
folder into your project and link the MediaPlayer
and AVFoundation
frameworks to your project.
Use of Volumizer
is a simple way with one line. Just call configure()
after set a window at least.
Volumizer.configure()
You can customize the bar's appearance with VolumizerAppearanceOption
.
/**
public enum VolumizerAppearanceOption {
case overlayIsTranslucent(Bool) default is `true`.
case overlayBackgroundBlurEffectStyle(UIBlurEffectStyle) default is `.extraLight`.
case overlayBackgroundColor(UIColor) default is `.white`.
case sliderProgressTintColor(UIColor) default is `.black`.
case sliderTrackTintColor(UIColor) default is `.lightGray.withAlphaComponent(0.5)`
}
*/
let options: [VolumizerAppearanceOption] = [ .overlayIsTranslucent(true),
.overlayBackgroundBlurEffect( .extraLight),
.overlayBackgroundColor( .white),
.sliderProgressTintColor( .black)]
let volumizer = Volumizer.configure(options)
/// To change options based on view's current appearance, call `change(options:_)` .
volumizer.change(options: otherOptions)
If you want to release volumizer
's window, please call resign()
. Once you released, the system volume popup will be shown again.
volumizer.resign()
- support
landscape
mode. - support SPM.
- manage window level to be below
UIWindowLevelAlert
. -
Objective-C
compatible.
This project is under the MIT license.