A Swift library for displaying animated bubble logos with customizable appearance and touch behavior.
Bubble is a Swift library for iOS that displays animated bubble logo overlays in applications. It provides customizable visual effects inspired by fruit animations, allowing developers to add engaging loading or transitional graphics with minimal code.
iOS developers looking to add lightweight, animated visual overlays to their Swift-based applications, particularly for loading screens or interactive elements.
Developers choose Bubble for its simplicity, native Swift implementation, and easy customization of animation appearance and behavior without requiring complex animation frameworks.
Inspired by Fruit Animation
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The library provides simple methods like `Bubble.showLogo()` and `Bubble.hideLogo()` for quick implementation, as demonstrated in the default usage example, requiring minimal code changes.
Developers can adjust mask color, scale mode, and touch interaction settings, allowing basic visual tweaks to match app design, as shown in the custom usage snippet in the README.
Built specifically for iOS with Swift 4.0, it integrates seamlessly into Swift-based projects without relying on external frameworks or Objective-C bridges, ensuring native performance.
Focuses on minimal, elegant bubble animations that enhance user experience without bloating the app, aligning with its philosophy of simplicity for loading or transitional states.
Requires Swift 4.0 and Xcode 9.0, which are several years old and may cause compatibility issues with newer iOS SDKs, Swift 5+ projects, or modern development tools.
Only supports basic customization like color and scale mode; lacks advanced animation controls, duration settings, or multiple animation types, as noted in the sparse README examples.
The README provides only basic usage without detailed API documentation, troubleshooting guides, or community support, which could hinder deeper integration or debugging.