Textview Views

PTEventView

February 11, 2024

An Event View based on Apple’s Event Detail View. Written in Swift 3. Supports ARC, Autolayout and editing via StoryBoard.

Installation

CocoaPods

PTEventView is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:


                                              
                                                pod ‘PTEventView’

Manual

You can drag and drop the Files from here into your projects directly.

Setup

Adding PTEventView


                                              
                                                fileprivate weak var myCalenderView: PTEventView!


                                              
                                                // In loadView or viewDidLoad

let ptEventView = Bundle.main.loadNibNamed(“PTEventView”, owner: nil, options: nil)![0] as? PTEventView

ptEventView?.delegate = self

ptEventView?.setup(frame: myCalenderView.frame)

self.view.addSubview(ptEventView!)

Data Model

PTEventView supports both 12 hour and 24 hour format as data model. The input can be received from the API or Database(Core Data, Realm, SQLite) in the form of Array of Event Object.
The Event Object should have:

Start Time (12 hour or 24 hour)
End Time (12 hour or 24 hour)
Name of the Event
Note: Incase of 12 hour, suffix time with AM or PM.

Example


                                              
                                                let dataModel12hour = [[“10AM”,”11AM”,”Swift Meetup ’17”],[“12AM”,”3PM”,”WWDC KickOff”]]

let dataModel24hour = [[“10″,”11″,”Swift Meetup ’17”],[“12″,”15″,”WWDC KickOff”]]

Use Bool to switch between Time Formats


                                              
                                                ptEventView?.is24HourFormat = true


                                              
                                                for event in dataModel12hour{
let eventModel = PTEventViewModel()
eventModel.startTime = event[0]

eventModel.endTime = event[1]

eventModel.eventName = event[2]
ptEventView?.EventViewdataModel.append(eventModel)

}

StoryBoard

Supports IBDesignable to alter Border Width, Corner Radius and Border Color

Customization

You can customize the view parameters for designing your own view:

borderColor – Border Color Default is Black

borderWidth – Border Width Default is 1.0

cornerRadius – Corner Radius Default is 6.0

eventColor – Event Color Default is as given in Demo Gif

eventTextColor – Event Text Color Default is white. Try to make it contrasting with eventColor

ToDo[s]

Add support for PM and AM via 24 hour format
Orientation Support. Currently supports UI for Portrait.
Add delegation for callbacks
Implement AutoLayout for CalenderView
Support Events on the same day
Add IBInspectable for Row Color of Event

Requirement

iOS 8.0+ (CocoaPods with Swift support will only work on iOS 8.0+. Alternatively, you will have to import library manually to your project)
Xcode 8.0+, Swift 3.0+

GitHub

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