583175259/pqfcustomloaders

Collection of highly customizable loaders for your iOS projects

#PQFCustomLoaders 1.1.0

####Collection of highly customizable loaders for your iOS projects.

PQFBouncingBalls

PQFBarsInCircles

PQFCirclesInTriangle

PQFBallDrop

###Changelog

• 1.1.0 (24 May 2015)
  • IB Designable properties- Thanks @dfreniche!
  • New Inspectable Demo with IBDesignable properties examples (See Interface Builder section)
  • Improvements
• 1.0.1 (9 May 2015)
  • New Modal presentation
  • New Loader(PQFBallDrop)
  • New demo
  • New methods to create the loaders
  • All the properties are now with description
  • Fixed layout problems in some rare cases
  • Improvements
• 0.0.1 Initial version

Demo Apps

PQFCustomLoaders Demo:

Inspectable Demo:

Installation

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###CocoaPods

The easiest way to get started is to use CocoaPods. Just add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'PQFCustomLoaders', '~> 1.1.0'

###Import the project If you don't want to use (you should) CocoaPods, you can download this project, and add the files in the /PQFCustomLoaders folder to your existing project.

Quick Start

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####1. Import

The first thing is to import the main file. This file contain all the requiered imports that you are going to need. If you are planning to use only one loader, you can import only the required one, it is up to you.

#import <PQFCustomLoaders/PQFCustomLoaders.h>

####2. Create a loader:

For example, if you are going to add the PQFBouncingBalls Loader, you have to initialize it like this. I recommend you to make a property in order to have a pointer to the loader for when you want to remove it.

@interface MyClass ()
...

@property (nonatomic, strong) PQFBouncingBalls *bouncingBalls;

...
@end

#####2. 1 In a view

@implementation MyClass
...

self.loader = [PQFBouncingBalls createLoaderOnView:self.view];

...
@end

In this example I am adding the loader to the main view, but you can add it to any UIView (or subclass)

#####2. 2 As a modal

@implementation MyClass
...

self.loader = [PQFBouncingBalls createModalLoader];

...
@end

####3. Customize it You can customize this loaders a lot, in the following section (Loader Styles) you can see all the custom properties that you can change.

self.loader.jumpAmount = 50;
self.loader.zoomAmount = 20;
self.loader.separation = 20;

The only properties that can be changes once the loader is on screen are:

• cornerRadius
• loaderColor
• loaderAlpha
• backgroundColor

But it is highly recommended to change them before showing

####4. Show it! When the loader is initialized, it is going to be added to the subviews of the view that you choose. But it is going to be with alpha 0.0 and with no animations activated (so no memory problems ;) ).

[self.loader showLoader];

When you use the show method, you are making it visible and activating the animations

####5. Remove it If you are not going to use it anymore, just remove it

[self.loader removeLoader]

This method is going to remove it from it superview.

###Methods you can use:

+ (instancetype)showModalLoader;
+ (instancetype)showLoaderOnView:(UIView *)view;
+ (instancetype)createModalLoader;
+ (instancetype)createLoaderOnView:(UIView *)view;
+ (void)removeAllLoadersOnView:(UIView *)view;

- (void)showLoader;
- (void)removeLoader;

DEPRECATED METHODS:

- (instancetype)initLoaderOnView:(UIView *)view  ("Use '+createLoader:onView:'");
- (void)remove 	                                 ("Use 'removeLoader'");
- (void)show                                     ("Use 'showLoader'");
- (void)hide                                     ("Use 'removeLoader'");

Loader Styles

###PQFBouncingBalls

####Properties: Text label of the Loader (Hidden if text is nil): label;

Corner radius of the Loader background: cornerRadius;

Color of the Loader: loaderColor;

Alpha of the loader: loaderAlpha;

Diameter of the bouncing balls: diameter;

Movement amount on the X axis: jumpAmount;

Separation between the bouncing balls: separation;

Ball added size when jumping: zoomAmount;

Duration of each animation: duration;

Size of the label text: fontSize;

Alpha of the hole view: alpha;

###PQFBarsInCircles

####Properties: Text label of the Loader (Hidden if text is nil): label;

Corner radius of the Loader background: cornerRadius;

Color of the Loader: loaderColor;

Alpha of the loader: loaderAlpha;

Duration of each animation: duration;

Size of the label text: fontSize;

Number of rotating bars: numberOfBars;

Minimum height of the bars: barHeightMin;

Maximum height of the bars: barHeightMax;

Minimum width of the bars: barWidthMin;

Maximum width of the bars: barWidthMax;

Rotation speed in seconds (Less amount, more speed): rotationSpeed;

Bar size speed in seconds (Less amount, more speed): barsSpeed;

Alpha of the hole view: alpha;

###PQFCirclesInTriangle

####Properties: Text label of the Loader (Hidden if text is nil): label;

Corner radius of the Loader background: cornerRadius;

Color of the Loader: loaderColor;

Alpha of the loader: loaderAlpha;

Duration of each animation: duration;

Size of the label text: fontSize;

Number of circles to animate. 3 or 6 are the recommended values: numberOfCircles;

Maximum diameter of the circles: maxDiam;

Separation between the circles: separation;

Border width of the circles: borderWidth;

Delay between the animations: delay;

Alpha of the hole view: alpha;

###PQFBallDrop

####Properties: Text label of the Loader (Hidden if text is nil): label;

Corner radius of the Loader background: cornerRadius;

Color of the Loader: loaderColor;

Alpha of the loader: loaderAlpha;

Duration of each animation: duration;

Size of the label text: fontSize;

Maximum diameter of the circles: maxDiam;

Delay between the animations: delay;

Ball added size when droping: amountZoom;

Alpha of the hole view: alpha;

Interface builder

PQFCustomLoaders is Interface Builder friendly, you can easily customize any loader within the Storyboard

Licenses

All source code is licensed under the MIT License.

If you use it, i'll be happy to know about it.

###Pol Quintana - @poolqf