JVSUIButton
A subclass of UIButton written in Swift, adding the ability to set a minimum hit target size.
In the Adaptivity and Layout chapter of the iOS Human Interface Guidelines, Apple states that it is recommended to give tappable controls a hit target of about 44 x 44 points. When you use a UIButton that is smaller than the recommended hit target, JVSUIButton allows you to specify a hit target that is larger than the button itself.
Usage
Simply drag a UIButton onto your view and set it's class to JVSUIButton, or programmatically add it as a subview.
Properties
The following properties are available within Interface Builder and can also be set programmatically.
| Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
extendHitTargetIfNeeded |
Bool |
false |
A value that indicates whether the hit target should be extended in case it is smaller than the minimum hit target size. |
minimumHitTargetWidth |
CGFloat |
44 |
The minimum hit target width. |
minimumHitTargetHeight |
CGFloat |
44 |
The minimum hit target height. |
License
The MIT License (MIT)
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