Simple but powerful and modern progress HUD for iOS.
#####Current Version: 1.1.3
####There already are so many other open source progress HUD components! The answer is simple. JGProgressHUD is always up to date, incorporates the newest features os iOS while retaining backward compatibility. It is implemented correctly unlike many other HUD components and it offers the widest range of customization while still being extremely simple to use.
The ultimate progress HUD: JGProgressHUD
• Super simple to implement.
• Feature-rich.
• Easy extensibility and customization (custom animations, indicator views and more).
• Up to date and modern, example: The HUD is Blurred on iOS 8, and has a parallax effect on iOS >= 7
• Backward compatibility to iOS 5.
• Well documented.
• Detects and repositions when Keyboards appear/disappear.
• And most importantly, it looks good!
The JGProgressHUD Tests example project contains all kinds of different uses of JGProgressHUD. Check out the code and see how much JGProgressHUD can do!
###Styles:
JGProgressHUD can be displayed in 3 styles:
• Extra Light
• Light
• Dark
###Indicator Views:
By default a HUD will display an indeterminate progress indicator. You can not show an indicator view at all by setting the indicatorView property to nil. These indicator views are available:
• Indeterminate progress indicator
• Pie progress indicator
• Ring progress indicator
• Success indicator
• Error indicator
By subclassing JGProgressHUDIndicatorView you can create a custom indicator view!
###Animations:
By default a HUD will use a fade animation. Several parameters can be altered such as animation duration or animation curve. A HUD can be displayed without animation and different animations can be used. By default there are the following animations built in:
• Fade
• Zoom and Fade
By subclassing JGProgressHUDAnimation you can create a custom animation!
To dim the content behind the HUD set your dim color as backgroundColor of your JGProgressHUD instance.
• Base SDK of iOS 7 or higher.
• Deployment target of iOS 5 or higher.
• ARC.
Detailed documentation can be found on CocoaDocs.
Each header file contains detailed documentation for each method call. To start, see JGProgressHUD.h.
#####Simple example:
JGProgressHUD *HUD = [JGProgressHUD progressHUDWithStyle:JGProgressHUDStyleDark];
HUD.textLabel.text = @"Loading";
[HUD showInView:self.view];
[HUD dismissAfterDelay:3.0];This displays a dark HUD with a spinner and the title "Loading", it is presented with a fade animation and is dismissed after 3 seconds with a fade animation.
Note: You should preferably show the HUD in a UIViewController's view.
See the JGProgressHUD Tests project for more example implementations.
CocoaPods:
Add this to your Podfile:
pod 'JGProgressHUD'
OR:
As static library:
Ideally you should use JGProgressHUD as a static library:
Drag the `JGProgressHUD.xcodeproj` file into your Xcode project. Next, add `JGProgressHUD` and `JGProgressHUD Resources` as Target Dependency in your project's "Build Phases". Then add libJGProgressHUD.a in "Link Binary With Libraries". From the `JGProgressHUD.xcodeproj`'s Products Directory drag the `JGProgressHUD Resources.bundle` into your project's "Copy Bundle Resources". Finally, make sure you have set the `-ObjC` flag in Other Linker Flags.
See the JGProgressHUD Tests project for an example implementation of JGProgressHUD as static library.
OR:
Using source files:
Add all files from JGProgressHUD to your project.
After you have included JGProgressHUD as static library or source files simply import `JGProgressHUD.h`.
####RubyMotion An example of JGProgressHUD in a RubyMotion project can be found [here](https://github.com/IconoclastLabs/rm-jgprogresshud-example).
MIT License.
©2014, Jonas Gessner.
Created by Jonas Gessner, ©2014.