A customizable iOS view for selecting countries with flags, codes, and phone numbers.
CountryPickerView is an open-source iOS library that provides a customizable view for selecting countries in mobile applications. It displays country flags, names, codes, and phone numbers, simplifying the process of collecting international user input. The component is designed to be easily integrated into forms, particularly for phone number fields, ensuring a consistent and user-friendly experience.
iOS developers building apps that require country selection, such as sign-up forms, phone number inputs, or any feature needing international data. It's especially useful for projects targeting a global audience.
Developers choose CountryPickerView for its high customizability, ease of integration, and comprehensive feature set out of the box. It eliminates the need to manually handle country data and provides a polished, native-looking picker that can be adapted to any app's design.
A simple, customizable view for efficiently collecting country information in iOS apps.
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Offers extensive control over displayed elements (country name, code, phone code), fonts, colors, and spacing, as detailed in the properties table in the README.
Includes a configurable search bar for quick lookup by name or code, with options to position it in the navigation bar, table view header, or hide it entirely.
Allows defining a list of frequent countries to display at the top, speeding up user selection, which is ideal for region-specific apps.
Can be used as a standalone view, embedded in UITextField for phone inputs, or its internal picker can be used independently, providing versatility for different UI needs.
Exclusively supports iOS, making it unsuitable for cross-platform development without separate implementations for other platforms.
If your project already has a 'Country' class, you must use the typealias CPVCountry to avoid compile errors, adding complexity and potential confusion.
Cannot show both country code and country name on the main view at the same time due to property constraints, as noted in the README.