CalendarKit is a Swift based open source UI component from Richard Topchii featuring a modular strucutre.
With CalendarKit you can pick and choose which parts of the calendar to include such as the day calendar or the event calendar. You can also fully customize the look of the calendar.
CalendarKit also supports localization of the calendar days and months.
You can find CalendarKit on Github here.
An excellent Swift based calendar component.
JDBreaksLoading is fun an open source Swift based component from jamesdouble providing a custom loading indicator with a built-in mini-game.
JDBreaksLoading can be used within your views as a subview, and you can customize the colors, and size of the view.
This snippet from the readme shows basic usage:
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let jdbreaksLoading:JDBreaksLoading = JDBreaksLoading(frame: frame)
self.view.addSubview(jdbreaksLoading)
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This image from the readme shows JDBreaksLoading in action:
You can find JDBreaksLoading on Github here.
An interesting custom loading component.
FAQView is an open source Swift based interface component from Mukesh Thawani allowing you to easily implement a FAQ view on iOS.
FAQView is written in Swift, and based on UIView. Question cells expand on press to show content. You can customize the titles, cand colors and there is automatic formatting of links, and phonenumbers within the cells.
This image from the readme shows FAQView in action:
You can find FAQView on Github here.
A nice component for quickly implementing a FAQView.
Sharaku is an open source Swift based user interface component from Makoto Mori for adding Instagram like filtering to an iOS app.
Sharaku can be implemented within interface builder, and utilizes core image to perform the filtering. A demo app is included showing how easy it is to implement Sharaku.
This animation from the readme shows Sharaku in action:
You can find Sharaku on Github here.
A great component for those working on image filtering apps.
DMSwipeCards is an open source Swift based UI component from Dylan Marriott allowing you to easily implement a Tinder style swipe to choose interface.
DMSwipeCards has some nice extra features such as allowing you to dynamically add cards to the top or the bottom of the pile, lazy view loading, and custom card overlays.
This image from the readme shows DMSwipeCards in action:
You can find DMSwipeCards on Github here.
A nice Swift based UI Component for creating a Tinder style interface.