A UIButton subclass for iOS that provides loading spinner animations and smooth transition effects.
TransitionButton is a custom UIButton subclass for iOS that adds loading spinner animations and transition effects. It solves the problem of providing visual feedback during asynchronous operations, such as network requests, by seamlessly animating between states like loading, success, and error.
iOS developers building apps that require smooth user interactions during background tasks, such as login screens, form submissions, or data fetching interfaces.
Developers choose TransitionButton for its simple API, native iOS feel, and out-of-the-box animations that reduce boilerplate code and improve UI polish compared to manually implementing loading states.
UIButton sublass for loading and transition animation.
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With just startAnimation() and stopAnimation() methods, developers can quickly add animations, reducing boilerplate code as shown in the example in the README.
Supports customization of spinner color, background color, and corner radius, allowing seamless integration into existing app designs without deep modifications.
The expand animation creates a seamless cover-the-screen effect, ideal for view controller transitions, demonstrated in the preview GIFs for success scenarios.
Available via CocoaPods and Carthage, with clear setup instructions in the README, simplifying dependency management for iOS projects.
Only offers three stop animation styles (normal, expand, shake), which may not suffice for apps needing more varied or complex feedback mechanisms without custom extensions.
For optimal expand animations, developers must subclass CustomTransitionViewController, adding complexity to the view controller architecture and limiting flexibility.
As a UIKit component, it doesn't support SwiftUI out of the box, limiting its use in modern iOS development trends and requiring wrappers for mixed environments.