HJVisualComponents

HJVisualComponents is a visual component framework. Components:

• Radio button

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Table of contents

• Radio button
• Instalation
• Get started
• Documentation

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Radio button

Screenshots

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Instalation

Swift Package Manager

Add dependency:

.package(url: "https://github.com/ObjectiveC-Challenge/HJVisualComponents.git", from: "1.0.9")

or

1. In your project click: File -> Swift Packages -> Add Package Dependency...
2. Then, paste https://github.com/ObjectiveC-Challenge/HJVisualComponents
3. Then next -> next

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Get started

1. Import HJVisualComponents

import HJVisualComponents

2. Create a Radio Button

let radioButtonDefault = RadioButton() // Default init
let radioButtonCustom = RadioButton(multiplier: 0.5, selectedColor: .black, unselectedColor: .gray, fontColor: .black, orientation: .horizontal)) // Custom init

3. Setup options

radioButtonDefault.setOptions(["A", "B", "C"])

4. Setup radio buttons dimensions

NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
    radioButton.widthAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: 300),
    radioButton.heightAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: 100)
])

You can see better an example of use with Swift here: https://github.com/ObjectiveC-Challenge/SampleSwift

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Documentation

Radio Button

Functions

Custom init

Custom init allows you to set the following parameters:

• multiplier: Button size relative to parent view
• selectedColor: Button color when selected
• unselectedColor: Button color when not selected
• fontColor: Color of the label below the button
• orientation: that represents the button's orientation. Can ben horizontal or vertical.

RadioButton(multiplier: 0.5, selectedColor: .blue, unselectedColor: .red, fontColor: .gray, orientation: .horizontal))

Default init

Default init have default values to:

• multiplier: 0.5
• selectedColor: UIColor.black
• unselectedColor: UIColor.gray
• fontColor: UIColor.black
• orientation: .horizontal

RadioButton()

setOptions

Use this function to configure the quantity and values of radio button's options. The options must be a type that can be converted to NSString.

radioButton.setOptions(["A", "B", "C"])

getSelectedValue

Use this function to return the selected option. If there aren't select options, this function returns nil.

radioButton.getSelectedValue()