HUD component written using SwiftUI for iOS 15 and later
- 3 different layouts 📐:
- Icon and Title 🏷️
- Icon, Title and Button 🖲️
- Icon, Title and Subtitle 📄
- Customizable Fonts, Colors, Alignments and more 🎨
- Dynamic Type support 🔠
- Compatible with Dark Mode by default 🌙
- Swift Package Manager support 📦
- iOS 12 ((if you use only UIKit)
- iOS 15.0+ (if you use it in SwiftUI)
- Swift 5.8+ (Xcode 14.3+).
AirHUD is distributed via Swift Package Manager 📦.
To install AirHUD, please add the following line to the dependencies: section in your Package.swift file:
.package(url: "https://github.com/airappsco/AirHUD.git", .upToNextMinor(from: "1.0.0")),Import module in the file which will be used in
import AirHUDCall related airHUD function after a SwiftUI View that takes up the whole screen with a bindable boolean and necessary information.
struct ContentView: View {
@State var isPresented: Bool = false
var body: some View {
VStack {
Spacer()
Button("Show HUD") {
isPresented = true
}
Spacer()
}
.airHud(isPresented: $isPresented,
iconImage: Image(systemName: "doc.on.doc"),
iconColor: Color(uiColor: .systemBlue),
title: "Text Copied")
}
}There are 4 different airHUD functions. 3 of them provides ease of use for 3 different layouts with default UI customization. Last one provides customization over HUD elements such as fonts, colors, alignments and more.
.airHud(isPresented: $isPresented,
iconImage: Image(systemName: "doc.on.doc"),
iconColor: Color(uiColor: .systemBlue),
title: "Text Copied")
.airHud(isPresented: $isPresented,
iconImage: Image(systemName: "trash"),
iconColor: Color(uiColor: .systemRed),
title: "Conversation Deleted",
buttonTitle: "Undo",
buttonAction: nil)
.airHud(isPresented: $isPresented,
iconImage: Image(systemName: "folder"),
iconColor: Color(uiColor: .systemBlue),
title: "Moved",
subtitle: "File moved to \"Personal\"")
var hudConfiguration: AirHUDConfiguration {
let iconConfiguration = IconConfiguration(image: .init(systemName: "star"),
color: .white,
position: .trailing,
size: Constant.customIconSize)
let titleConfiguration = TitleConfiguration(text: "Added to Favorites",
color: .purple,
font: .headline.italic())
let subtitleConfiguration = SubtitleConfiguration(text: "You can change your favorites at any time from favorites section",
color: .blue,
font: .callout)
let dismissConfiguration = DismissConfiguration(autoDismiss: true)
let generalConfiguration = GeneralConfiguration(backgroundColor: .orange,
horizontalAlingment: .center,
verticalAlignment: .bottom)
let mode: AirHUDMode = .iconTitleAndSubtitle(icon: iconConfiguration,
title: titleConfiguration,
subtitle: subtitleConfiguration,
dismiss: dismissConfiguration,
general: generalConfiguration)
return AirHUDConfiguration(mode: mode)
} .airHud(isPresented: $isPresented,
configuration: hudConfiguration)AirHUD also supports UIKit using a wrapper, though the underlying views utilize SwiftUI. You can achieve the same 4 configurations as presented above. However, due to the dependency on SwiftUI, the setup process slightly differs.
Note: To use AirHUD with UIKit, you will need to switch to the
feature/ios-12-supportbranch.
The steps to use AirHUD with UIKit are as follows:
- Import the AirHUD module. Initiate AirHUDUIKitProvider in the file where it's needed.
import AirHUD
private let hudProvider = AirHUDUIKitProvider()- Set up the type of HUD that suits your requirement.
For this, you need to provide an ID of type String and the target UIViewController where the HUD should be displayed.
override public func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
setupIconAndTitleHUD()
}Here is an example setup of an IconAndTitle HUD:
@objc func setupIconAndTitleHUD() {
hudProvider.setupAirHUD(
hudID: "1",
hudType: .iconAndTitle(
Image(systemName: "doc.on.doc"),
.blue,
"Text Copied"
),
in: self
)
}- Present the HUD.
This can be executed from your trigger function by providing the HUD's ID:
@objc func didTapButtonStateIconAndTitle() {
hudProvider.toggleAirHUD(hudID: "1")
}You can check out the Example project in the workspace for both SwiftUI and UIKit's detailed usage.
This framework has been validated and tested through integration into our app Translate Now.
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