A customizable UISegmentedControl replacement for iOS with smooth drag-and-tap gestures, written in Swift.
TwicketSegmentedControl is a custom iOS UI component written in Swift that replaces Apple's UISegmentedControl. It provides a more interactive and visually appealing segmented control with smooth drag-and-tap gestures, inertia-based movement, and extensive customization options. It solves the need for a more dynamic and engaging segmented control in iOS applications.
iOS developers building apps that require enhanced user interaction for segment selection, particularly those looking for a more fluid alternative to the standard UISegmentedControl.
Developers choose TwicketSegmentedControl for its smooth, inertia-driven animations that allow users to "throw" the selector, its full Interface Builder compatibility, and its easy customization of colors and appearance, offering a superior user experience over the native control.
Custom UISegmentedControl replacement for iOS, written in Swift
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Inertia-based movement allows users to 'throw' the selector between segments, providing smooth, engaging animations as shown in the demo GIF.
Fully compatible with Interface Builder for drag-and-drop setup, and supports instantiation by code with simple methods like setSegmentItems(titles).
Offers properties to customize text colors, segment backgrounds, and slider shadow, making it adaptable to various app designs without extensive coding.
Provides a straightforward delegate method (didSelect) to listen for selection changes, enabling seamless integration with app logic.
The contentView height is always 40 points, regardless of the outer frame, which restricts design flexibility and may not fit all UI layouts.
Only supports text titles for segments; lacks built-in options for images or custom views, limiting visual customization compared to native controls.
Built with Swift 3.0, which may require manual updates or cause compilation errors in projects using newer Swift versions like 4 or 5.
Missing features such as accessibility enhancements, segmented control styles, or support for dynamic segment resizing, which are available in UISegmentedControl.