A simple iOS library for creating beautiful animated splash views similar to those in Twitter, Uber, and Ping apps.
SKSplashView is an iOS library for creating custom animated splash views that transition between app screens, often used as launch screens. It solves the need for visually engaging entry points in iOS apps by providing easy-to-implement animations similar to those in popular apps like Twitter and Uber.
iOS developers building apps that require polished launch screens or animated transitions, particularly those using Objective-C or Swift.
Developers choose SKSplashView for its simplicity, extensive customization options, and ability to mimic splash animations from top iOS apps without writing complex animation code from scratch.
Create custom animated splash views similar to the ones in the Twitter, Uber and Ping iOS app.
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Offers multiple animation types like fade, bounce, and zoom for both background and icons, making it easy to create polished effects without writing custom animation code from scratch.
Supports running splash animations during network requests, ideal for apps that download initial data on launch, as demonstrated in the Uber example GIF with the startAnimationWhileExecuting method.
Allows straightforward setting of background colors, images, icon sizes, and animation durations through simple property assignments, reducing setup complexity.
Provides delegate methods to listen for animation start and end events, enabling precise control over app flow transitions during splash screen display.
The network request feature restricts animations to certain icon types only, not allowing full splash view animations, as explicitly noted in the README's special feature section.
Designed for UIKit, making it less compatible with modern SwiftUI projects without additional bridging efforts, which could limit adoption in newer app architectures.
Requires integration via Cocoapods or manual file drag-and-drop, which might be cumbersome compared to using native iOS launch screen storyboards for simpler setups.