An animated pull-to-refresh library for iOS UIScrollView with customizable bounce effects.
PullToBounce is an iOS library that implements animated pull-to-refresh functionality for UIScrollView, UITableView, and UICollectionView. It solves the need for engaging, customizable refresh animations in iOS apps, inspired by a popular Dribbble design. The library wraps scroll views to add bounce effects with minimal setup.
iOS developers building apps with scrollable content who want to enhance user experience with smooth, visually appealing pull-to-refresh animations.
Developers choose PullToBounce for its easy integration, high customizability of animation parameters, and availability in multiple language versions (Swift, Objective-C, Xamarin.iOS), making it versatile for different iOS project needs.
Animated "Pull To Refresh" Library for UIScrollView. Inspired by https://dribbble.com/shots/1797373-Pull-Down-To-Refresh
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Setup involves minimal code by wrapping scroll views, as demonstrated in the README with just a few lines to add the wrapper and event handler.
Offers adjustable parameters such as bounce duration, ball size, and timing functions, allowing fine-tuned control over the refresh animation's appearance and behavior.
Available in Swift, Objective-C, and Xamarin.iOS versions, making it versatile for different iOS development environments and legacy codebases.
Provides a straightforward callback system for triggering and stopping refresh actions, simplifying the integration with data loading logic.
The wrapper approach alters the native scroll view hierarchy, which can complicate debugging and might interfere with other UI components or constraints.
Focused on a single bounce-inspired animation style, lacking built-in options for alternative refresh indicators like spinners, progress bars, or custom images.
Requires CocoaPods for installation, which may not be suitable for projects using other dependency managers or those aiming to minimize third-party dependencies.