A customizable hamburger menu sidebar for iOS using Swift and UIVisualEffectView for blur effects.
FrostedSidebar is an open-source iOS library that provides a customizable hamburger menu sidebar with a frosted glass blur effect. It solves the need for an aesthetically pleasing and functional navigation component in iOS apps, leveraging modern iOS APIs for smooth animations and visual effects. The library simplifies adding a sidebar menu with interactive buttons and delegate-based event handling.
iOS developers building apps with Swift who need a visually appealing sidebar navigation menu with blur effects and custom interactions.
Developers choose FrostedSidebar for its easy integration, polished animations, and use of iOS's native UIVisualEffectView for blur, offering a ready-to-use sidebar that enhances app design without requiring custom implementation from scratch.
Hamburger Menu using Swift and iOS 8 API's
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Utilizes iOS's UIVisualEffectView for a polished frosted glass blur, ensuring smooth integration with the OS and leveraging built-in performance optimizations on supported devices.
Includes smooth open/close transitions and interactive ring animations on button clicks, as shown in the README's GIFs, enhancing user experience with minimal developer effort.
Supports custom images, optional border colors, and selection styles (.None, .Single, .All), allowing developers to tailor the sidebar's appearance to their app's design needs.
Offers multiple delegate methods for tracking sidebar lifecycle and interactions, such as willShowOnScreenAnimated and didTapItemAtIndex, enabling fine-grained control over behavior.
Requires iOS 8.0 or later due to dependency on UIVisualEffectView, excluding support for legacy apps targeting older iOS versions, which limits its applicability in some projects.
Focused solely on icon-based buttons without built-in support for text labels, sections, or complex layouts, making it unsuitable for sidebars requiring more diverse navigation elements.
Built entirely on UIKit, making integration cumbersome for modern SwiftUI-based projects without additional bridging code, such as UIViewRepresentable, adding complexity.