Question 1

How do I install RangeSeekSlider with CocoaPods?

Accepted Answer

Add 'pod RangeSeekSlider' to your Podfile and run pod install. It's listed on CocoaPods with download stats, ensuring easy dependency management for iOS projects.

Question 2

RangeSeekSlider vs UISlider: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Use RangeSeekSlider for dual-handle range selection and extensive customization; UISlider is better for simple single-value sliders without the overhead of additional properties or dependencies.

Question 3

How to change the handle image in RangeSeekSlider?

Accepted Answer

Set the 'handleImage' property to a custom UIImage. This allows full visual customization of the slider handles, as documented in the README under the handleImage property.

Question 4

Does RangeSeekSlider work with SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

No, RangeSeekSlider is built with UIKit and designed for Interface Builder; for SwiftUI, you would need to wrap it in a UIViewRepresentable or seek a native SwiftUI alternative.

Question 5

How to enable step snapping in RangeSeekSlider?

Accepted Answer

Set 'enableStep' to true and define the 'step' property for the interval. This makes the slider snap to predefined values, useful for precise selection in filters or settings.

Question 6

RangeSeekSlider or TTRangeSlider: which is better for Swift projects?

Accepted Answer

RangeSeekSlider is the Swift version of TTRangeSlider, offering similar features but with native Swift support, better integration for Swift-based apps, and active maintenance as per the GitHub repo.

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