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SelectifyMe

Custom swipe to select view. Super simple UI. Very easy to customize

SETUP

Quick and easy

  • On the ViewController you want to have the swipeified view, have your ViewController conform to both SwipifyMeViewController and SwipifyMeCallbacksDelegate

    • The Delegate will have two callback methods successSwipeCallback() and failureSwipeCallback() where you will do logic based on each callback
    • Inside viewDidLoad() on the view you want to swipeify, call yourCustomView.swipeifyMe(...)
      • The return of this method is an object containing all the info you need. Inside the closure set the property info self.info to the callback of the closure

That is all you need to do, everything else is taken care of for you.

Properties

  • self.info: (backgroundSelectorView: UIView, circleSelectorView: UIView, startingPoint: CGPoint, endingPoint: CGPoint)!
    • Everything the Delegate needs to set up the view properly (you can customize any of these properties by simply doing self.info.{property to customize})
  • self.minimumFullSwipeValue: CGFloat
    • This value is between 0 and 1, it's the value where if the view is greater than this value it will slide to completed/success state
  • self.tappedInSelectorView: Bool
    • Always set this to true. If not the user can tap anywhere in the backgroundView of your selector and the view will jump to that point, not making a very friendly user interface