A custom row for Eureka (iOS forms library) to create password fields with validation, strength indicators, and hints.
GenericPasswordRow is a custom row component for the Eureka form library on iOS, designed specifically for handling password input. It provides built-in features like password validation, strength indicators, visibility toggles, and hint labels to guide users through creating secure passwords within forms. It solves the problem of implementing robust and user-friendly password fields without building validation logic from scratch.
iOS developers using the Eureka library to build forms that require password input, such as login, registration, or account settings screens. It's particularly useful for apps needing customized password validation and visual feedback.
Developers choose GenericPasswordRow because it integrates seamlessly with Eureka, saving time on implementing password validation and UI. Its customizable design and built-in features like strength indicators and hints provide a polished user experience while maintaining flexibility for app-specific requirements.
A row for Eureka to implement password validations.
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Implements a PasswordValidator protocol for custom rules, allowing developers to define strength and validity without writing validation logic from scratch, as shown in the README's custom validation section.
Supports fully custom UI via nib files, enabling integration with any app design while reusing core logic, detailed in the 'Creating custom nib file' part of the README.
Includes features like visibility toggle, strength indicator, and real-time hints to guide users through password creation, improving form usability as demonstrated in the GIF and features list.
Designed as a custom row for Eureka, making it easy to add to existing Eureka forms with minimal setup, evidenced by the simple usage example in the README.
Only works with the Eureka library, so projects not using Eureka cannot benefit from it, limiting its applicability and forcing a specific form library choice.
Advanced UI changes require creating custom nib files and subclassing, which is more involved than simple property adjustments, as admitted in the customization section with steps for custom nibs.
The README's roadmap acknowledges missing features like Eureka Validation integration and additional PasswordStrengthView subclasses, indicating it's not fully matured for all use cases.