PPAssetsActionController

Highly customizable Action Sheet Controller with Assets Preview written in Swift

PPAssetsActionController

Try me ?

The easiest way to try me (make sure you read Requirements section first):

pod try PPAssetsActionController

How to use me ?

It's super easy to start using PPAssetsActionController.

Make sure to checkout example project that features quite a few usecases

All you need to do is:

import PPAssetsActionController

func presentAssetsActionController() {
    let assetsPicker = PPAssetsActionController(with: [])
    present(assetsPicker, animated: true, completion: nil)
}

If you want to present couple of options, you do:

import PPAssetsActionController

func presentAssetsActionController() {
    let options = [
        PPOption(withTitle: option1String) { print("my option 1 callback") },
        PPOption(withTitle: option2String) { print("my option 2 callback") }
    ]
    let assetsPicker = PPAssetsActionController(with: options)
    present(assetsPicker, animated: true, completion: nil)
}

If you want to know what PPAssetsActionController has to say, become it's delegate:

import PPAssetsActionController

class CustomizationsViewController: UITableViewController {
    func presentAssetsActionController() {
        let options = [
            PPOption(withTitle: option1String) { print("my option 1 callback") },
            PPOption(withTitle: option2String) { print("my option 2 callback") }
        ]
        let assetsPicker = PPAssetsActionController(with: options)
        assetsPicker.delegate = self
        present(assetsPicker, animated: true, completion: nil)
    }
}

extension CustomizationsViewController: PPAssetsActionControllerDelegate {
    /**
    Callbacks implementations you're interested in.
    */
}

If you want to customize PPAssetsActionController's appearance or behavior check out PPAssetsActionConfig struct and use it like this:

import PPAssetsActionController

func presentAssetsActionController() {
    let options = [
        PPOption(withTitle: option1String) { print("my option 1 callback") },
        PPOption(withTitle: option2String) { print("my option 2 callback") }
    ]
    var config = PPAssetsActionConfig()
    config.tintColor = UIColor.magenta
    let assetsPicker = PPAssetsActionController(with: options, aConfig: config)
    present(assetsPicker, animated: true, completion: nil)
}

Localization ?

Example project features complete localization to russian language including plurals.

If you want to check it out just run PPAssetsActionController_Example_Rus scheme.

For more info I suggest to check out this nice tutorial by Quentin Zervaas.

The article will put you up to speed with all intricacies of localization in no time.

Example ?

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Installation ?

PPAssetsActionController is available through CocoaPods. To install
it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'PPAssetsActionController'

PPAssetsActionController is also available through Carthage.
Add the following line to your Cartfile:

github "pantuspavel/PPAssetsActionController"

Developer Setup ?

To open the project:

git clone [email protected]:pantuspavel/PPAssetsActionController.git
cd PPAssetsActionController
bundle
cd Example
pod install
open PPAssetsActionController.xcworkspace

Tests ?

To run automation tests you need to set up simulator and load assets first.

cd PPAssetsActionController
./.setup_sim.sh "name=iPad Air 2,OS=10.1" // See setup_sim.sh to discover all supported simulators.

When script finished go to Xcode and select just created simulator (assets-vs-ipad-ios10 for iPad version).

Press command+U, enjoy!

Author ?

Pavel Pantus

GitHub

https://github.com/pavelpantus/PPAssetsActionController