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Color scrollview controller for Objective-C

U can use the TNColorScrollViewController class if you quickly want to create a view controller which contains views with different background colors. You have the possibility to add your own view classes to the scrollview.

The view controller supports rotation in every direction and you can layout your views horizontally of vertically. You have full control over the scrollview delegate methods to implement your own logic on top of the view controller.

Installation

##Manual

• Just drag the files in the src folder to your project.
• Import the radio button class you want to use

##Cocoapods

• Add pod 'TNColorScrollViewController' to your Podfile
• Done

How to use

Import the TNColorScrollViewController.h file.

Create color data objects (TNColorViewData) for every view you want to add and put them in an array.

You can use the following initialisers:

TNColorViewData initialisers | ------------- | -------------

• (instancetype)initWithColor:(UIColor *)color; |
• (instancetype)initWithCustomClass:(Class)customClass; |
• (instancetype)initWithColor:(UIColor *)color andCustomClass:(Class)customClass; |

If you want to use a custom view class, this class has to subclass TNColorView

Then you create a TNColorScrollViewConfig which will tell the view controller how to behave.

You can use the following initialisers:

TNColorScrollViewConfig initialisers | ------------- | -------------

• (instancetype)initWithColorDataObjects:(NSArray *)colorDataObjects; |
• (instancetype)initWithColorDataObjects:(NSArray *)colorDataObjects pagingEnabled:(BOOL)pagingEnabled; |
• (instancetype)initWithColorDataObjects:(NSArray *)colorDataObjects pagingEnabled:(BOOL)pagingEnabled bounces:(BOOL)bounces; |
• (instancetype)initWithColorDataObjects:(NSArray *)colorDataObjects bounces:(BOOL)bounces showsHorizontalScrollIndicator:(BOOL)showsHorizontalScrollIndicator showsVerticalScrollIndicator:(BOOL)showsVerticalScrollIndidator pagingEnabled:(BOOL)pagingEnabled scrollHorizontal:(BOOL)scrollHorizontal; |

The last step is to create the view controller and put it on screen. You can use the following initialiser:

TNColorScrollViewController initialisers | ------------- | -------------

• (instancetype)initWithColorScrollViewConfig:(TNColorScrollViewConfig *)colorScrollViewConfig; |

The different classes have the following extra properties:

Demo

There is a demo project added to this repository, so you can see how it works.

License

TNColorScrollViewController published under the MIT license:

Copyright (C) 2014, Frederik Jacques

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