Nkskeleton

Visual component for hiding subviews for the period of loading content
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NKSkeleton

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Interface

NKSkeleton

public class NKSkeleton {

  public init(configuration: NKSkeletonConfiguration, sourceView: UIView? = nil) 

  /**
    Show skeleton on `sourceView`
  */
  public func show(on sourceView: UIView? = nil) 

  /**
    Hide skeleton on `sourceView`
  */
  public func remove() 

}

NKSkeletonConfiguration

public struct NKSkeletonConfiguration {

  /// The parameter indicates the need to play animation
  public var isAnimatable = false

  /// Sequence of colors to display the gradient
  public var colors = [UIColor.white.cgColor, UIColor.lightGray.cgColor]

  /// Gradient display type
  public var type: NKType = .axial

  /// The position of the beginning of the gradient vector
  public var initialPosition: NKInitialPosition = .topLeft

  /// The duration of one pass animation
  public var duration: CFTimeInterval = 0

  /// The level of subviews to be hidden by the skeleton, relative to the parent view
  public var subviewsLevel = 0

  public init()

}

public extension NKSkeletonConfiguration {

  /// Skeleton gradient type
  public enum NKType: Equatable {

    /**
      Using the parameter `.axial` gradient will be formed as a linear transition between the colors along the gradient vector
    */
    case axial

    /**
      Using the parameter `.radial(Bool)` gradient will be formed as a radial transition between the colors from the starting point in all directions

      The passed `Bool` parameter is responsible for the direction of the animation.
      If `NKSkeletonConfiguration().isAnimatable = false` passed `Bool` parameter value will be ignored.

      If passed `Bool` parameter is `true` animation will move from `NKSkeletonConfiguration().initialPosition' in all directions, else - from all directions to `NKSkeletonConfiguration().initialPosition'
    */
    case radial(Bool)

  }


  /**
  Starting (initial) point of the gradient on the `NKSkeleton().sourceView'

  In case `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial' gradient vector will be directed from the selected starting point to the opposite side/corner

  In case `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .radial(bool)' will be formed as a radial transition between the colors from the starting point in all directions
  */
  public enum NKInitialPosition {

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from left side to right side
    case left

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from right side to left side
    case right

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from top side to bottom side
    case top

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from bottom side to top side
    case bottom

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from top left corner to bottom right corner
    case topLeft

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from top right corner to bottom left corner
    case topRight

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from bottom left corner to top right corner
    case bottomLeft

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from bottom right corner to top left corner
    case bottomRight

    /// <if `NKSkeletonConfiguration().type = .axial'> from center to left and right sides
    case center
  }

}

The following image shows the principle of determining the subview level relative to the main view (self.view) of the view controller. image

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements

Installation

NKSkeleton is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'NKSkeleton'

Author

nkopilovskii, [email protected]

License

NKSkeleton is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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