A customizable FAQ view component for iOS apps built with Swift.
FAQView is an open-source iOS UI component written in Swift that provides a ready-to-use FAQ interface for mobile applications. It solves the problem of manually implementing expandable/collapsible FAQ sections by offering a customizable view that handles layout, text rendering, and user interactions automatically.
iOS developers building apps that need to display help sections, onboarding FAQs, or any content requiring expandable question-answer pairs.
Developers choose FAQView because it saves implementation time with a drop-in solution, offers extensive styling options to match app designs, and includes built-in features like RTL support and data detection that would require significant custom code to replicate.
An easy to use FAQ view for iOS written in Swift
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Initialize with an array of FAQItem objects and add directly to any view, saving significant setup time compared to manual implementation.
Allows adjustment of text colors, fonts, background colors, and layout positions, making it easy to match any app's design system.
Supports NSAttributedString for formatted answers and automatically detects links, phone numbers, and calendar events, enhancing user interaction without extra code.
Handles right-to-left layouts out of the box, simplifying internationalization for apps targeting diverse language markets.
Built solely on UIKit, requiring additional bridging code or workarounds for projects using SwiftUI, which limits adoption in modern iOS development.
Relies on manual updates to the FAQItem array, lacking built-in support for dynamic data sources or real-time content changes, which can be cumbersome for frequently updated FAQs.
Offers only standard expand/collapse behavior without options for custom animations or advanced user interactions, which may not meet complex UX requirements.