SimpleCheckbox aims to accomplish what other ios checkbox controls haven't. To be simple. There's no animations, no IBDesignable to slow down interface builder, and no performance heavy draw methods.
📒 Documentation
⚖️ Carefully tuned default values.
No cocoapods, and no carthage.
Just drag Checkbox.swift into your project to start using it.
NOTE: Demo project requires Xcode 9.
You can create a new Checkbox either programatically:
let checkbox = Checkbox(frame: CGRect(x: 50, y: 50, width: 25, height: 25))Or using interface builder by dragging a UIView into your view controller and assigning its class to Checkbox.
After hooking up an outlet you can begin customization.
checkbox.checkedBorderColor = .blue
checkbox.uncheckedBorderColor = .blackcheckbox.borderStyle = .circle
checkbox.borderStyle = .squarecheckbox.checkmarkColor = .bluecheckbox.checkmarkStyle = .circle
checkbox.checkmarkStyle = .square
checkbox.checkmarkStyle = .cross
checkbox.checkmarkStyle = .tickcheckbox.useHapticFeedback = trueThere are two methods for detecting when a tap event has occured and the isChecked property has changed.
checkbox.addTarget(self, action: #selector(checkboxValueChanged(sender:)), for: .valueChanged)
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@objc func checkboxValueChanged(sender: Checkbox) {
print("checkbox value change: \(sender.isChecked)")
}checkbox.valueChanged = { (value) in
print("checkbox value change: \(value)")
}Checkboxs can sometimes appear smaller than their UIButton and UISwitch counterparts which can make them difficult to activate.
SimpleCheckbox has a way for you to tune the touch raduis to extend beyond its frame.
checkbox.increasedTouchRadius = 5 // Default