An iOS control for presenting UIPickerView in a UIAlertController-like action sheet with custom actions.
RMPickerViewController is an iOS framework that presents a UIPickerView in an action sheet format, similar to UIAlertController. It solves the problem of creating custom picker interfaces by providing a ready-to-use control with built-in actions like 'Select' and 'Cancel', reducing the need for manual modal implementations.
iOS developers building apps that require user selection from picker wheels, such as settings, forms, or data selection screens. It's particularly useful for those who want a native-looking picker without designing custom modal views.
Developers choose RMPickerViewController because it offers a drop-in solution that mimics Apple's UIAlertController style, saving development time. Its integration with RMActionController also serves as a learning example for creating custom picker presentations.
This is an iOS control for selecting something using UIPickerView in an UIAlertController like manner
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Presents UIPickerView in an action sheet that closely mimics UIAlertController, ensuring a seamless iOS user experience as shown in the screenshots.
Allows custom buttons like 'Select' and 'Cancel' with handler blocks, demonstrated in the code examples for easy user interaction setup.
Supports white and black themes with sheet-style presentations, providing visual flexibility for different app designs without extra work.
Built on RMActionController, serving as a practical example for developers to learn how to extend custom picker presentations, as noted in the philosophy.
Custom transitions are broken in landscape on iOS 7, forcing a minimum of iOS 8 for full functionality, which limits backward compatibility for older apps.
Only works with UIPickerView; for date pickers or other controls, separate frameworks like RMDateSelectionViewController are required, adding fragmentation to the codebase.
Usage instructions are split between the README and wiki pages, which can slow down initial setup and learning compared to all-in-one documentation.