A collection of customizable SwiftUI loading indicators with multiple preset animation styles.
ActivityIndicatorView is a SwiftUI library that provides a collection of preset animated loading indicators for Apple platforms. It solves the need for ready-to-use, customizable loading animations in SwiftUI apps, replacing the need to build custom indicator views from scratch. Developers can choose from multiple styles like arcs, dots, gradients, and more, all integrated with a simple SwiftUI API.
iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS developers building SwiftUI applications who need polished, animated loading indicators without custom animation code. It's particularly useful for developers prioritizing UI consistency and rapid prototyping.
Developers choose ActivityIndicatorView for its variety of pre-built, SwiftUI-native indicator styles that are easy to integrate and customize. Unlike basic system indicators, it offers multiple animation types with adjustable parameters, saving development time while providing a professional look.
A number of preset loading indicators created with SwiftUI
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Offers over 10 preset styles including arcs, dots, gradients, and equalizer, providing diverse visual options without custom animation code.
Built entirely with SwiftUI, ensuring seamless compatibility and easy use with standard modifiers like .frame() and .foregroundColor().
Each indicator type allows adjustment of parameters such as count, line width, colors, and insets, enabling fine-tuned appearance to match app design.
Uses a binding for visibility control and an enum for type selection, making integration straightforward with minimal code overhead.
Cannot be used in pure UIKit or AppKit projects, limiting adoption in legacy codebases or mixed environments without SwiftUI.
Cocoapods installation is deprecated after version 1.1.1, forcing users to migrate to Swift Package Manager for updates and newer features.
Limited to preset indicator styles; creating entirely new animations requires building custom views outside the library, reducing flexibility for unique designs.