A simple iOS slider control.
CocoaPods:
pod 'SwiftlySlider'
Manual:
Just copy the SwiftlySlider.swift into your project.
You can create from Storyboard or XIB. Or create manually:
let slider = SwiftlySlider()
For handling changing of values you should implement a protocol SwiftlySliderDelegate:
slider.delegate = self
func swiftlySliderValueChanged(value: Int) {
}
Direction:
picker.direction = SwiftlySlider.PickerDirection.Horizontal // Vertical, Horizontal
Also you can change the current value, the maximum value or the minimum value, for example:
picker.currentValue = 0 picker.maxValue = 30 picker.minValue = 1
Slider settings:
sliderImage // Custom an image of the slider sliderImageOffset // A offset of the custom slider position sliderSize // A size of the custom slider position
Example:
slider.sliderImage = UIImage(named: "CustomSlider") slider.sliderImageOffset = CGPoint(x: 0, y: -1) slider.sliderSize = CGSize(width: 30, height: 15)
Normal indicator:
useNormalIndicator // Use a normal indicator normalValue // A normal value
Color settings:
labelFontColor // A font color of the moving label labelBackgroundColor // A background color of the moving label labelFont // A font of the moving label bgColor // A background color
You can easily found the example in this repository.
SwiftlySlider is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.