A simple and customizable progress HUD for iOS apps built with Swift.
MKProgress is a Swift library for iOS that provides a customizable progress heads-up display (HUD) to show loading indicators during app operations. It solves the need for a simple, visually consistent way to inform users that background tasks are in progress, such as network requests or data processing.
iOS developers building Swift applications who need a lightweight, easy-to-integrate progress indicator for loading states and asynchronous operations.
Developers choose MKProgress for its straightforward API, high customizability, and clean design, allowing them to quickly add professional-looking progress feedback without complex setup or external dependencies.
Simple Swift Progress HUD
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The API offers simple show/hide methods with optional delayed display, making it easy to add progress feedback without complex setup, as shown in the usage examples.
Allows configuration of colors, sizes, corner radius, animations, and logo images, providing flexibility to match any app's design, detailed in the customization section.
Supports both radial and activity indicator types, catering to different aesthetic preferences, which is highlighted as a key feature.
Described as a lightweight library focused on core functionality, avoiding bloat and external dependencies for clean integration.
Only available via CocoaPods, missing support for modern tools like Swift Package Manager, which can hinder adoption in projects using other package managers.
Requires Swift 3.0+, which is significantly behind current Swift versions, potentially causing integration issues or requiring legacy project setups.
Lacks advanced capabilities such as progress value binding, text label updates, or support for multiple concurrent HUDs, limiting use in complex applications.