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ERProgressHud
April 17, 2020 • MIT License
A simple Progresshud written in Swift, compatible with Swift 5.0. Five different style is added to use. Easy to customize.
TOInsetGroupedTableView
April 14, 2020 • MIT License
An iOS 12 back-port of the grouped inset table view style in iOS 13.
CDCircularMenu
April 12, 2020 • MIT License
CDCircularMenu is a customizable circular menu library created for fun, for your apps created with SwiftUI.
StrikethroughLabel
April 11, 2020 • MIT License
StrithroughLabel provides an easy way to animates strikethrough effect in a label using bezier path animation.
TagsList
April 10, 2020 • MIT License
TagList allows to add a list of highly customizable tags. You can set common tags parameters, add items with unique parameters. There are 2 ways to put data into TagsList: using dataSource methods ...
Popover
April 08, 2020 • MIT License
Fully customisable macOS NSPopover drop-in replacement for status bar apps
SecurePropertyStorage
April 07, 2020 • MIT License
Helps you define secure storages for your properties using Swift property wrappers.
Playbook
April 05, 2020 • Apache 2.0 License
📘A library for the isolated development of UI components and automatic creation of snapshots from them.
SwiftUI-Template-MVVM
April 04, 2020 • MIT License
A ready-to-use SwiftUI Clean MVVM template to use when creating a new project including Core Data, a generic type of data source for your ViewModels, a customizable ViewModelDataSource protocol and...
CDSideMenu
April 02, 2020 • MIT License
CDSideMenu is an elegant and highly customizable side menu library for you app, made with love and SwiftUI (iOS 13+).
SimpleEngine
April 01, 2020 • MIT License
A simple 2D game engine to make a simple beautiful iOS Games!
FocusableImageView
March 31, 2020 • MIT License
FocusableImageView is a library for creating focusable imageview.
Users can focus images by tapping views.
G8 Theme Manager
March 06, 2020 • MIT License
G8 allow to centralize themes and apply styles to your interface and your UIKit objects. Define uniform styles for all your labels, buttons and other views and apply them when you need.