VFloatingButton

VFloatingButton is the Android's equivalent for 'Floating Action Button' (FAB).
As a plus, this floating button could be positioned in any position.

Available positions:

• topLeft
• topRight
• topCenter
• center
• centerLeft
• centerRight
• bottomLeft
• bottomRight
• bottomCenter

If you don't want any of these position, you can set manually property 'idlePosition'.

The VFloatingButton position is BottomRight by default and this position if always fixed.

VFloatingButton behaviour is highly customizable: for instance you can attach FAB to a generic UIScrollView (so, for instance, to a table view too) and specify the animation for entry/exit on screen.

Available animation versus:

• none
• top
• bottom
• right
• left
• faraway

Installation

Configure your podfile adding this line:

pod 'VFloatingButton'

Then run 'pod install'.

Usage

VFloatingButton usage is very simple.
After pod installation, you need to import FAB in file where you want to use it.

Code samples

For instance, if you want to add FloatingButton in a generic view controller, you can add this code on 'viewDidLoad':

var properties = VFloatingButtonProperties()
     
properties.viewButtonBackgroundColor = .black
properties.verticalMargin = 30.0
properties.horizontalMargin = 20.0
        
properties.idlePosition = .bottomCenter 
        
let button = VFloatingButton(frameContainer: self.view.frame, properties: properties)
button.delegate = self
button.showBordersShadow(shadowOffset: 0.1)
   
self.view.addSubview(button)    

All the floating button customizations are available on struct VFloatingButtonProperties.

Requirements

There aren’t any requirements per se. Again, remember to add

import VFloatingButton

License

VFloatingButton is published under the MIT license.