KRProgressHUD is a beautiful and easy-to-use progress HUD for your iOS written by Swift.
KRActivityIndicatorView is used for loading view.
- Round indicator
- Indicator color can be customized
- iOS 9.0+
- Xcode 12.0+
- Swift 5.3+
To run the example project, clone the repo, and open KRProgressHUDDemo.xcodeproj from the DEMO directory.
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KRProgressHUD is available through CocoaPods and Carthage. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile or Cartfile:
# CocoaPods
pod "KRProgressHUD"# Carthage
github "Krimpedance/KRProgressHUD"(see sample Xcode project in /Demo)
Only use it if you absolutely need to perform a task before taking the user forward.
If you want to use it with other cases (ex. pull to refresh), I suggest using KRActivityIndicatorView.
KRProgressHUD is created as a singleton.
At first, import KRProgressHUD in your swift file.
Show simple HUD :
KRProgressHUD.show()
DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now()+1) {
KRProgressHUD.dismiss()
}class func show(withMessage message:String? = nil, completion: CompleteHandler? = nil)
// Example
KRProgressHUD.show()
KRProgressHUD.show(withMessage: "Loading...")
KRProgressHUD.show(withMessage: "Loading...") {
print("Complete handler")
}
Show on ViewController
If you want to show HUD on a view controller, set at showOn().
(This is applied only once.)
KRProgressHUD.showOn(viewController).show()Show a confirmation glyph before getting dismissed a little bit later. (The display time is 1 sec in default. You can change the timing.)
class func showSuccess()
class func showInfo()
class func showWarning()
class func showError()
class func showImage() // This can set custom image. (Max size is 50x50)Show the HUD (only message)
public class func showMessage(_ message: String)
// Example
KRProgressHUD.showMessage("Completed! \n Let's start!")The HUD can update message.
class func update(message: String)
// Example
KRProgressHUD.update(message: "20%")The HUD can be dismissed using:
class func dismiss(_ completion: CompleteHandler? = nil)KRProgressHUD.appearance() can set default styles.
class KRProgressHUDAppearance {
/// Default style.
public var style = KRProgressHUDStyle.white
/// Default mask type.
public var maskType = KRProgressHUDMaskType.black
/// Default KRActivityIndicatorView colors
public var activityIndicatorColors = [UIColor]([.black, .lightGray])
/// Default message label font.
public var font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 13)
/// Default HUD center offset of y axis.
public var viewOffset = CGFloat(0.0)
/// Default duration to show HUD.
public var duration = Double(1.0)
}When you'd like to make styles reflected only in specific situation, use following methods.
@discardableResult public class func set(style: KRProgressHUDStyle) -> KRProgressHUD.Type
@discardableResult public class func set(maskType: KRProgressHUDMaskType) -> KRProgressHUD.Type
@discardableResult public class func set(activityIndicatorViewColors colors: [UIColor]) -> KRProgressHUD.Type
@discardableResult public class func set(font: UIFont) -> KRProgressHUD.Type
@discardableResult public class func set(viewOffset offset: CGFloat) -> KRProgressHUD.Type
@discardableResult public class func set(duration: Double) -> KRProgressHUD.Type
// Example
KRProgressHUD
.set(style: .custom(background: .blue, text: .white, icon: nil))
.set(maskType: .white)
.show()These set() setting can be reset by
@discardableResult public class func resetStyles() -> KRProgressHUD.TypeI'm seeking bug reports and feature requests.
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3.4.8 :
- Add privacy manifests
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3.4.7 :
- Support for iOS 11 and below
KRProgressHUD is available under the MIT license.
See the LICENSE file for more info.