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DRDynamicSlideShow


DRDynamicSlideShow

Features

  • 1 line of code per animation.
  • Any type of value can be animated.
  • Block-driven.

CocoaPods

You can install DRDynamicSlideShow through CocoaPods adding the following to your Podfile:

pod 'DRDynamicSlideShow'

At a glance

  1. First, add a DRDynamicSlideShow instance to your view.

  2. Then, you can use the following method to add subviews to it on the page you want (you can simply use addSubview: as well):

     [self.slideShow addSubview:coolSubview onPage:0];

  3. Finally, you just need to add whatever animation you want it to perform for those subviews when the specified page is being swiped.

     [self.slideShow addAnimation:[DRDynamicSlideShowAnimation animationForSubview:coolSubview page:0 keyPath:@"alpha" toValue:@0 delay:0]];

    or

     [self.slideShow addAnimation:[DRDynamicSlideShowAnimation animationForSubview:coolSubview page:0 keyPath:@"alpha" fromValue:@0 toValue:@1 delay:0]];

Notice there are two ways for instantiating DRDynamicSlideShowAnimation. If you want the subview to animate from its current value, just use animationForSubview:page:keyPath:toValue:delay:. Else, use animationForSubview:page:keyPath:fromValue:toValue:delay:.

As you can see, all we need for adding each animation is just 1 line of code! Pretty amazing, isn't it? :)

Wish list

Requirements

  • iOS 6 or higher.

License

DRDynamicSlideShow is available under the MIT license.

Also, I'd really love to know you're using it in any of your projects, so send me an email or a tweet and make my day :)