A customizable iOS floating input view with smooth animations, icon support, and separator options.
RSFloatInputView is a Swift library for iOS that provides a floating label input field with smooth animations. It solves the problem of creating visually appealing and functional text input components by offering built-in animations, icon support, and extensive customization without requiring manual implementation.
iOS developers building apps that need polished, animated text input fields, particularly those using Swift and Interface Builder for UI design.
Developers choose RSFloatInputView for its seamless integration, smooth CoreText-based animations, and high degree of customization—all while being easy to set up via CocoaPods or Interface Builder.
A Float Input View with smooth animation and supporting icon and seperator written with Swift
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Uses CoreText for fluid placeholder transitions, providing a polished user experience with professional animations, as highlighted in the README's feature list and demo.
Offers configurable padding, fonts, colors, and styles through properties like floatPlaceHolderColor and textColor, allowing precise UI tuning without boilerplate code.
Directly configurable in XIB/Storyboard files, enabling rapid UI design and reducing manual coding effort, as stated in the README's features.
Supports different styles based on view tags via the instanceTransformer, making it easy to apply varied designs across input fields in one app, as shown in the customization example.
Lacks validation logic or error display features, requiring developers to implement additional code for form validation, which is a common need in input fields.
Incompatible with SwiftUI, limiting its use in modern iOS apps that adopt SwiftUI for declarative UI development, as it relies on UIKit and Interface Builder.
Customizing styles via instanceTransformer in AppDelegate can become cumbersome and hard to manage in large projects with numerous input fields, as demonstrated in the README snippet.