A customizable color picker component for iOS apps, written in Swift.
IGColorPicker is a Swift library that provides a flexible and visually appealing color picker component for iOS applications. It solves the problem of integrating customizable color selection functionality into iOS apps, allowing developers to match the picker's appearance to their app's design.
iOS developers building applications that require user color selection, such as design tools, drawing apps, or apps with customizable themes.
Developers choose IGColorPicker for its high degree of visual customization, including custom color palettes, cell styles, and layout control, combined with easy integration via both storyboard and programmatic approaches.
A customizable color picker for iOS in Swift
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Developers can define custom color arrays and choose between circle or square cell styles, allowing the picker to match any app design, as detailed in the Colors and Style sections.
Supports both storyboard drag-and-drop and programmatic initialization, making it accessible for different development workflows, shown in the Getting Started section.
Offers options like preselectedIndex, isSelectedColorTappable, and scrollToPreselectedIndex for fine-grained user interaction management.
Provides a layout delegate protocol to customize cell size, spacing, and insets, giving developers precise control over the picker's appearance, though it requires manual implementation.
Only supports check or no selection indicators, with the ToDo list admitting the need for custom check size and custom view support, restricting visual flexibility.
Relies on M13Checkbox for selection indicators, which is noted as a potential issue to be replaced, adding maintenance overhead and potential compatibility problems.
Focuses solely on grid-based color selection and lacks advanced features like color wheels or gradient pickers, making it less suitable for complex color manipulation apps.
Customizing layout requires implementing delegate methods for size, spacing, and insets, which can be more involved than simple property adjustments, increasing development time.