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Fluky (/ˈfluːki/), adjective

"obtained or achieved more by chance than skill"

Make every loading screen different with Fluky, your random loading screen inspired by PlayStation.

CocoaPods Carthage compatible apm

Installation 📦

Cocoapods

Fluky is available through CocoaPods. To do so, add the following line to your PodFile:

pod 'Fluky'

And then run the following command in terminal:

pod install

Carthage

Add this to your Cartfile:

github "pedrommcarrasco/Fluky"

And then run the following command in terminal:

carthage update

Swift Package Manager

In your app target click + in Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content, then Add Other..., Add Package Dependency..., put repository url https://github.com/pedrommcarrasco/Fluky.git

Styles 💅

Single Linear Box
  • ☝️ This background is not part of Fluky

Usage Example ⌨️

After installing Fluky, you should start by importing the framework:

import Fluky

Once imported, you can start using Fluky to create randomized icon based loading sceens. Bellow, you'll be able to see a working example. First, we start by creating a FlukyView:

let flukyView = Fluky.view(as: .single, with: images) // images -> array of icons you want to display
// size has a default parameter of 30.0

Once you apply your constraints, to start animating you just need to do:

flukyView.start()

In order to stop you just do:

flukyView.stop()

With the goal of being as customizable as possible, Fluky only creates a FlukyView responsible for managing the icons and its animations. With this in mind, it should be added to your view hierarchy where you can customize backgroundColor, add a UILabel & others.

Sample Project 📲

There's a sample project in this repository called Example with some examples.

Support Fluky ❤️

Hello there 👋

I’m Pedro, a Portuguese iOS Engineer since February 2017. I’m an avid OSS enthusiast and contributor - help by sharing, learn by what’s shared.

I've built and open-sourced multiple frameworks and applications, including Brooklyn and CocoaHub.

I'm also a conference and meetup organizer, being part of SwiftAveiro and CocoaHeads Porto.

If you enjoy my work and would like to help me continue it, please consider:

Contributing 🙌

Feel free to contribute to this project by providing ideas or opening pull requests.

License ⛔

Fluky's available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.