iOSUtilitiesSource

All types of swift utilities and necessary settings included in this library.

Local data save in preferences
Internet check
Date convertion
String check
Alert dialog extension
Button round
View round
Floating textField
Hide keyboard when tapped around
Toast message show
SimpleGradientView
GIF image loader
Keyboard show/hide with view up/down
Alert toast with image(Success, Info, Custom, Error)
Rating view

Pod Setup

Just add this line in your pod file:

 pod 'iOSUtilitiesSource', :git => 'https://github.com/hasnine/iOSUtilitiesSource.git'

Usage

First import library to your ViewController

#import iOSUtilitiesSource

For data save in preferences:

Save your data in preferences with line:

PreferencesUtils.saveStringData(data: "YOUR_DATA", dataName: "YOUR_KEY")

and for get this saved data :

PreferencesUtils.getSavedStringData(dataName: "YOUR_KEY")

Navigation bar color change:

*With code:

  UINavigationBar.appearance().barTintColor = .black
  UINavigationBar.appearance().tintColor = .white
  UINavigationBar.appearance().titleTextAttributes = [NSAttributedString.Key.foregroundColor: UIColor.white]
  UINavigationBar.appearance().isTranslucent = false

*With library:

  NavigationBarColorChange.changeNavigationBarColor(barTintColor: .black, tintColor: .white,forgroundColor: UIColor, isTranslucent: true)

Date formatter:

*Input date format : "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" *OutPut Date format: "EEEE, MMM dd hh:mm a"

*Date format with code:

 public static func getDisplayableDateStringForPosts(inputDateString: String) -> String?{
    let dateFormatterInput = DateFormatter()
    dateFormatterInput.dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"
    
    let dateFormatterOutput = DateFormatter()
    dateFormatterOutput.dateFormat = "EEEE, MMM dd hh:mm a"
    
    if let date = dateFormatterInput.date(from: inputDateString) {
        return (dateFormatterOutput.string(from: date))
    } else {
        return nil
    }
}

*With library:

Utilities.getDisplayableDateStringForPosts(inputDateString: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss)

Floating TextField plceholder

Add

   IuFloatingTextFiledPlaceHolder

class in your textfield's custom class from storyboard.

Output:

Hide keyboard when tapped around

Add this line in viewDidLoad:

hideKeyboardWhenTappedAround()

Toast Message

Add this line in your code, where you want to show your message:

showToast(message: "YOUR_MESSAGE")

SimpleGradientView :
- Add view in your storyboard
- From Story board Attributes inspector - set first , mid and End color
- Provide direction value to change Gradient angle
GIF Image loader
- Import 'iOSUtilitiesSource' in your class to use GifImage .
- Drag your image in project folder
- Gif image needed to be placed in folder instead of image asset.
- Add UIimageView_Storybord_reference(name: "YOUR_GIF_NAME") in viewWillAppear / in your required method.
- Keyboard show/hide with view up/down
Add this line in your viewDidLoad():
```
iOSKeyboardShared.shared.keyBoardShowHide(view: self.view)
```
Alert toast View :

Example :

 self.noticeTop("Test Notice", autoClear: true, autoClearTime: 5)
 self.noticeError("Test Notice", autoClear: true, autoClearTime: 5)
 self.noticeSuccess("Test Notice", autoClear: true, autoClearTime: 5)
 self.noticeInfo("Test Notice")
 self.noticeError("Test Notice")
 self.noticeOnlyText("Test Notice")
 self.clearAllNotice()

Output:

Rating View :

Add StarRatingView class in storyboards in any specific view as following image below:

Example code:

override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()

startView.didFinishTouchingStarRating = { rating in
   if rating == 4.0{
       self.startView.text = "Status : Favoulas"
   }else if rating == 3{
       self.startView.text = "Status : Good"
   }else{
       self.startView.text = "Status : Moderate"
   }
}
// Do not change rating when touched
// Use if you need just to show the stars without getting user's input
startView.settings.updateOnTouch = false
// Show only fully filled stars
startView.settings.fillMode = .full
// Other fill modes: .half, .precise
// Change the size of the stars
startView.settings.starSize = 30

// Set the distance between stars
startView.settings.starMargin = 5

// Set the color of a filled star
startView.settings.filledColor = UIColor.orange

// Set the border color of an empty star
startView.settings.emptyBorderColor = UIColor.orange

// Set the border color of a filled star
startView.settings.filledBorderColor = UIColor.orange
// Set image for the filled star
//cosmosView.settings.filledImage = UIImage(named: "GoldStarFilled")
// Set image for the empty star
//cosmosView.settings.emptyImage = UIImage(named: "GoldStarEmpty")
startView.textSize = 10
}

Output: