NHRangeSlider is an open source Swift based UI component submitted by Ngo Hung providing an open source range slider UI component with nice customization options.
NHRangeSlider allows you to customize the color of the slider, have the curvaceousness of the slider thumbs, and add labels above the slider, and the labels for each thumb.
This image from the readme shows NHSlider in action:
You can find NHRangeSlider on Github here.
A nice component for making custom range slider controls.
Swift-CircleMenu is an open source Swift 3 based UI component submitted by Shoaib Ahmed providing a highly customizable rotatable circular menu component.
Swift-CircleMenu is heavily inspired by the Objective-C based CDPieMenu from several years ago and features a clean API, and inertia effects when the user rotates the menu. A number of examples are included.
This image from the readme shows a menu created with CD-Menu:
You can read more about Swift-CircleMenu on Shoaib Ahmed’s blog.
You can find Swift-CircleMenu on Github here.
A nice circular menu component.
LNPopupController is an open source UI component from Leo Natan inspired by Apple’s Music and Podcasts apps allowing you to present view controllers as a popup of another view controller.
Attached to the popup view is a content view that can be brought in with a sliding gesture or a tap. The look is modernized for iOS 10, and the popup view can be customized with UIAppearance.
This animation from the readme shows a popup, and slide-in view created with LNPopupController:
You can find LNPopupController on Github here.
A nice Music app inspired UI component.
iOSMath is an open source component from Kostub Deshmukh for displaying math equations in iOS applications within a UILabel type class.
Equations in iOSMath are created using the popular LaTeX mathematics markup format and the following formula types are supported by the library according to the readme:
Here is an image from the readme showing a formula drawn using iosMath:
You can find iosMath on Github here.
A great component for drawing math formulas.
Malert is an open source Swift based alert view component from Vitor Mesquita featuring a wide variety of customizations.
With Malert you can easily display your alert views with images, form fields, and multiple buttons to make unique alerts. You can also customize the animations, colors, fonts, and queue a series of alerts.
BUttons included within the alert view can also be customized.
These snippets from the readme show the customizable attributes of views and buttons created with Malert:
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//Defaults attr malertView
var malertAppearance = MalertView.appearance()
malertAppearance.backgroundColor : UIColor = .white
malertAppearance.cornerRadius : CGFloat = 6
malertAppearance.textColor : UIColor = .black
malertAppearance.textAlign : NSTextAlignment = .left
malertAppearance.buttonsAxis : UILayoutConstraintAxis = .vertical
malertAppearance.margin : CGFloat = 0
malertAppearance.titleFont : UIFont = UIFont()
malertAppearance.buttonsMargin : CGFloat = 0
malertAppearance.buttonsSpace : CGFloat = 0
//Defaults attr malertButton
var malertButtonAppearance = MalertButton.appearance()
malertButtonAppearence.tintColor : UIColor = .black
malertButtonAppearance.backgroundColor : UIColor = .clear
malertButtonAppearance.height : CGFloat = 33
malertButtonAppearance.separatorColor : UIColor = UIColor(white: 0.8, alpha: 1)
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This animation from the readme shows a custom alert view with two buttons:
You can find Malert on Github here.
A nice custom Swift based alert view component.