FloatingButton

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Easily customizable floating button menu created with SwiftUI

Usage

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1. Create main button view and a number of submenu buttons — both should be cast to AnyView type.

2. Pass both to FloatingButton constructor:

• You may also pass a binding which will determine if the menu is currently open. You may use this to close the menu on any submenu button tap for example.

• Chain .straight() or .circle() to specify desired menu type.
• Chain whatever you like afterwards. For example

spacing – space between submenu buttons
initialScaling – size multiplyer for submenu buttons when the menu is closed
initialOffset – offset for submenu buttons when the menu is closed
initialOpacity – opacity for submenu buttons when the menu is closed
animation – custom SwiftUI animation like Animation.easeInOut() or Animation.spring()
delays – delay for each submenu button’s animation start – you can pass array of delays – one for each element – or you can pass delayDelta – then this same delay will be used for each element mainZStackAlignment – main button and submenu buttons are contained in one ZStack (not an overlay so the menu has a correct size), you can change this ZStack’s alignment with this parameter inverseZIndex – inverse zIndex of mainButton and the children. Use, for example, if you have a negative spacing and want to change the order wholeMenuSize – pass CGSize binding to get updates of menu’s size. Menu’s size includes main button frame and all of elements’ frames menuButtonsSize – pass CGSize binding to get updates of combined menu elements’ size

direction – position of submenu buttons relative to main menu button
alignment – alignment of submenu buttons relative to main menu button

startAngle
endAngle
radius – distance between center of main button and centers of submenu buttons
layoutDirection – changes the button layout direction from the startAngle to the endAngle

Requirements

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• iOS 14.0+ / macOS 11.0+ / watchOS 7.0+
• Xcode 12+

GitHub

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