A comprehensive iOS library offering customizable progress views, HUD overlays, and navigation bar progress indicators.
M13ProgressSuite is an iOS library that provides a comprehensive set of progress visualization components for iOS applications. It solves the problem of displaying progress information to users through multiple visual styles and integration points, from simple progress bars to full-screen HUD overlays and navigation bar indicators.
iOS developers building applications that need to show progress indicators for downloads, uploads, processing tasks, or any operation where users need visual feedback on completion status.
Developers choose M13ProgressSuite for its extensive collection of interchangeable progress views, easy customization through a unified API, and professional visual styles that match iOS design patterns while offering more flexibility than built-in options.
A suite containing many tools to display progress information on iOS.
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All progress views share a common superclass, allowing easy switching between bar, ring, pie, and segmented styles with minimal code changes, as demonstrated in the unified usage examples.
Seamlessly adds a progress bar to UINavigationController, mimicking Apple's Messages app with indeterminate animations, shown in the provided GIFs for intuitive user feedback.
Offers a flexible HUD that works over any UIView, using M13ProgressView for styling, with code snippets in the README showing easy configuration and animation control.
Includes a console-style progress view with percent, dots, and animation options, providing a distinctive visual alternative not common in other iOS libraries.
Features success and failure visual actions for completed operations, adding polish without extra coding, as highlighted in the key features section.
Written in Objective-C, requiring bridging in Swift projects and lacking native SwiftUI support, which can increase complexity for modern iOS development.
The README lacks details on installation methods like CocoaPods or SPM, and doesn't specify iOS version compatibility, making setup potentially confusing.
Missing support for contemporary iOS UI paradigms such as SwiftUI, dark mode, or accessibility features, limiting its usefulness for up-to-date app designs.
Last updated in 2013, with no indication of active maintenance, raising concerns about bug fixes, compatibility with newer iOS versions, and community support.