A customizable FAQ view component for iOS apps, written in Swift.
FAQView is an open-source iOS library that provides a customizable, reusable UIView for displaying frequently asked questions in mobile apps. It solves the problem of building FAQ interfaces from scratch by offering a ready-made component with expandable/collapsible items, rich text support, and easy customization.
iOS developers building apps that require FAQ, help, or support sections, particularly those using Swift and UIKit who want a lightweight, native solution.
Developers choose FAQView because it’s simple to integrate, highly customizable, and saves development time compared to building a similar component from scratch, while maintaining native iOS performance and aesthetics.
An easy to use FAQ view for iOS written in Swift
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Can be added via a single Swift file or CocoaPods, making setup quick and dependency-free for UIKit projects.
Offers properties to adjust colors, fonts, background, and layout alignment, allowing easy matching with app design.
Supports NSAttributedString for answers, enabling formatted text, links, and enhanced readability.
Automatically detects links, phone numbers, and calendar events in answers, adding interactive elements without extra code.
Fully supports right-to-left language layouts, making it suitable for international apps with diverse user bases.
Requires setting frames or Auto Layout constraints manually, as shown in the README example, which can be cumbersome in dynamic UIs.
No built-in pagination or lazy loading for large FAQ lists, potentially leading to performance issues with extensive data.
Focuses on simplicity but lacks advanced features like search, accessibility hooks, or animation customization, limiting extensibility.
README provides basic usage but lacks examples for edge cases, advanced customization, or integration with modern Swift patterns.