MCUIColorUtils extends UIColor
to add some convenience methods.
#import "UIColor+MCUIColorsUtils.h"
- (void)funWithColors
{
// Use colors straight from the web
[UIColor colorForHex:@"#fafbfc"];
// ... if you prefer you can go with bytes
[UIColor colorWithHexRGB:0xfafbfc];
[UIColor colorWithHexRGBA:0xfafbfcff];
// ...or with 0-255 values
[UIColor colorWithIntegerRed:250 green:251 blue:252];
[UIColor colorWithIntegerRed:250 green:251 blue:252 alpha:255];
// ...or if all the channels are the same
[UIColor colorWithGray:0.980392157]; // 250/255=0.980392157
[UIColor colorWithIntegerGray:250]; // #fafafa
// Get a lighter color
UIColor color* = [UIColor colorForHex:@"#123456"];
[color colorWithMultiplier:1.10]; // 110% of rgb channels
// ... or a darker color
[color colorWithMultiplier:0.90]; // 90% of rgb channels
}
If you're using CocoaPods
, there's nothing simpler.
Add the following to your Podfile
and run pod install
pod 'MCUIColorUtils', :git => 'https://github.com/mirego/MCUIColorUtils.git'
Don't forget to #import "UIColor+MCUIColorsUtils.h"
where it's needed.
MCUIColorUtils is © 2013-2015 Mirego and may be freely
distributed under the New BSD license.
See the LICENSE
file.
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