Question 1

How to use WSProgressHUD in a Swift project?

Accepted Answer

Use CocoaPods with 'use_frameworks!' in your Podfile or add a bridging header. The README provides integration steps, allowing you to call Objective-C APIs like WSProgressHUD.show() directly from Swift.

Question 2

WSProgressHUD vs SVProgressHUD: which is better?

Accepted Answer

WSProgressHUD offers more visual styles like shimmering effects and custom spinners, while SVProgressHUD is more established with a larger community. Choose WSProgressHUD for enhanced aesthetics, but consider SVProgressHUD if you prefer wider adoption and support.

Question 3

How to customize the spinner style in WSProgressHUD?

Accepted Answer

Use the method '[WSProgressHUD setProgressHUDIndicatorStyle:WSProgressHUDIndicatorSmall]' to switch between the three available styles, including the default and a custom small spinner, as shown in the README code snippet.

Question 4

Does WSProgressHUD support dark mode in iOS?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't mention dark mode support. You may need to manually adjust colors or masks using customization options, as it likely relies on default UIKit appearances without automatic adaptation.

Question 5

Can I show a progress bar with WSProgressHUD for file uploads?

Accepted Answer

Yes, use '[WSProgressHUD showProgress:progress status:@"Updating..."]' to display a progress bar with percentage updates, ideal for tracking longer operations like uploads or downloads.

Question 6

How to dismiss WSProgressHUD after a delay?

Accepted Answer

Use dispatch_after with [WSProgressHUD dismiss] on the main queue, as demonstrated in the README example: dispatch_after(dispatch_time(...), dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{ [hud dismiss]; });

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