An elegant and simple progress HUD for iOS and tvOS, compatible with Swift and ObjC.
An elegant and simple progress HUD for iOS and tvOS. Supports Swift and Objective-C!
The ultimate progress HUD for iOS and tvOS is here: JGProgressHUD!
UIVisualEffectView
and UIMotionEffect
for a native look.UIAccessibility
support.Download the source code and open the Examples project to try JGProgressHUD and see all of its features in action!
JGProgressHUD can also be used with SwiftUI. See JGProgressHUD-SwiftUI.
Objective-C:
JGProgressHUD *HUD = [[JGProgressHUD alloc] init];
HUD.textLabel.text = @"Loading";
[HUD showInView:self.view];
[HUD dismissAfterDelay:3.0];
Swift:
let hud = JGProgressHUD()
hud.textLabel.text = "Loading"
hud.show(in: self.view)
hud.dismiss(afterDelay: 3.0)
This displays a dark HUD with an activity indicator and the title “Loading”. The HUD is presented with a fade animation and is dismissed after 3 seconds with a fade animation.
JGProgressHUD *HUD = [[JGProgressHUD alloc] init];
HUD.textLabel.text = @"Error";
HUD.indicatorView = [[JGProgressHUDErrorIndicatorView alloc] init]; //JGProgressHUDSuccessIndicatorView is also available
[HUD showInView:self.view];
[HUD dismissAfterDelay:3.0];
JGProgressHUD *HUD = [[JGProgressHUD alloc] init];
HUD.indicatorView = [[JGProgressHUDPieIndicatorView alloc] init]; //Or JGProgressHUDRingIndicatorView
HUD.progress = 0.5f;
[HUD showInView:self.view];
[HUD dismissAfterDelay:3.0];
For more examples, including in Swift, see Examples.
Important: You should always show JGProgressHUD
in a UIViewController
view.
JGProgressHUD can be displayed in 3 styles:
The style can also be set automatically according to the current UITraitCollection
(dark mode). Use the initializer [[JGProgressHUD alloc] init]
/JGProgressHUD()
to take advantage of the automatic style.
By default a HUD will display an indeterminate progress indicator. The indicator view can be completely hidden by setting the indicatorView
property to nil
. These indicator views are available by default:
Custom indicator views can be created by subclassing JGProgressHUDIndicatorView
.
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. These animations are available by default:
Custom animations can be created by subclassing JGProgressHUDAnimation
.
To dim the content behind the HUD set your dim color as backgroundColor
of your JGProgressHUD
instance.
In Xcode, use the menu File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency… and enter the package URL https://github.com/JonasGessner/JGProgressHUD.git
.
This is the recommended way of installing JGProgressHUD.
In your Cartfile
add:
github "JonasGessner/JGProgressHUD"
In your Podfile
add:
pod 'JGProgressHUD'
JGProgressHUD.xcodeproj
file into your Xcode project.JGProgressHUD.framework
to “Embedded Binaries” in the “General” tab of your target.After installing import the module where you want to use it:
@import JGProgressHUD;
Swift:
import JGProgressHUD
See the Examples project for an example implementation of JGProgressHUD as framework.
JGProgressHUD can also be used by projects written in Swift. See Installation for details.
Detailed documentation can be found on here.
Each class and method is well documented, making it easy to quickly get a good overview. To start, see JGProgressHUD.h.
MIT License.
© 2014-2020, Jonas Gessner.
Created and maintained by Jonas Gessner, © 2014-2020.