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TNColorScrollViewController - easy scrollview with different color views
For a few iOS projects I needed a scrollview which had different UIViews with different background colors. Because it came back regularly it became cumbersome to write the whole thing over and over again. So yesterday I created a view controller which takes away the pain of writing it.
You can find the code on Github with a demo project on how to use it, but the steps are easy.
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Create an array with TNColorViewData objects and give it a background color or a reference to a custom UIView class (this class has to subclass TNColorView)
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Create a config object in which you add the array and have the possibility to set some extra properties so the view controller knows how to behave
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Present the view controller
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There is no step 4
If you have any requests, just put them in the comments or add an enhancement in the GitHub issue tracker!
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