Open Source iOS Library For Adding Basic Touch Handling To A UIView Instantly
There are some things that you just find yourself doing all the time, and one of those things is adding touch handling to a UIView component.
If you’ve done this before then you’ve probably created a solution for doing this, but if you don’t have one – or you are looking for something a little more elegant this open source library could be the ticket.
This library extends the UIView class adding handling for touch up, touch down, double taps, and two finger taps – all with a very clean syntax utilizing blocks.
You simply need to use code like this:
[myView whenTapped:^{ NSLog(@"I was tapped!"); }];
To add touch handling to a UIView.
The library is from Jake Marsh and you can find it on Github here:
https://github.com/jakemarsh/JMWhenTapped
A very clean and easy way for adding basic touch handling to a UIView.
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