A custom UIView useful to represent progress in discrete steps.
It has the following features:
- Draw progress in separated slices or as a single arc.
- Can customize all colors, the distance of the slices and their thickness.
- Clockwise and anti-clockwise drawing order.
- Can start progress from any slice, not necessarily from the top.
- Display a label with the current progress. The label size automatically adapts to the space available. The label can be customised with a block (new in 1.0.5)
- Themes support for easier customization of multiple views.
- Indeterminate mode
- Fully accessible
- Support iOS 6.0+
- BSD licensed.
Either use CocoaPods by adding the line below to your Podfile:
pod 'MDRadialProgress'
or copy MDRadialProgress.{h|m}, MDRadialProgressLabel.{h|m}, MDRadialProgressTheme.{h|m} into your project.
There is an extensive example included in ViewController.m. Tweak it and run it to experiment.
See the RELEASE_NOTES for changes between versions.
Version 1.0 has introduced the concept of theme in order to make the customisation of many progress views simpler. If for example you have a table where in every cell you have a MDRadialProgressView, now you can create a theme with the appearance you like and apply it to all views, instead of customising each view singularly.
Remember to add the QuartzCore framework provided with XCode or simply import it with #import <QuartzCore/QuartzCore.h> when you want to use
the indeterminate mode feature of MDRadialProgress.
The component is fully accessible and it uses two labels that can be used by VoiceOver to speak the current progress value to the user. If you want to provide localized text messages translate these two labels in your Localization.strings files:
"Progress", "Progress changed to:"
The License is now BSD (https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause).
See the Contributors page on github.