PanGestureView allows you to attach custom actions that will be triggered when the user pans the view. Think of it as a swipeable UITableViewCell, but as a generic UIView.
Install using cocoapods: pod 'PanGestureView', '~> 0.1'
Add an instance of PanGestureView as a subview in any of your views. Any other subviews you need can be added to the contentView of the PanGestureView.
Actions can be added as follows:
let action = PanGestureAction(swipeDirection: PanGestureViewSwipeDirection.Right, image: UIImage(named: ...)!)
// BG color of the actionView
action.backgroundColor = UIColor(...)
// Tint color of the provided UIImage. Images are automatically converted to their template versions using `imageWithRenderingMode(UIImageRenderingMode.AlwaysTemplate)`
action.tintColor = UIColor(...)
// Trigger handling
action.didTriggerBlock = {
direction in
// Handle action
}
panGestureView.addAction(action)
One action per swipe direction is supported.
PanGestureView is available under the MIT License.