AWMenuBar

iOS implement of This Dribbble concept design

Written in Swift 2.1

###Demo GIF:

###Installation:

Simply drag and drop the AWMenuBarView.swift into your project

###Useage:

In Storyboard, add a new UIView into your view controller and set the class of this newly added view to be AWMenuBarView. This UIView will be used as the menu bar
Connect the AWMenuBarView into your view controller class
In viewDidLoad, do something like this:

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
		
    //Customise the colors if you want
    self.view.backgroundColor = UIColor(red: 51/255, green: 86/255, blue: 136/255, alpha: 1)
    self.awMenuBar.backgroundColor = UIColor(red: 58/255, green: 95/255, blue: 149/255, alpha: 1)
    self.awMenuBar.menuBackGroundColor = UIColor.whiteColor()
            
    //Customise the animation duration for the button
    self.awMenuBar.animationDuration = NSTimeInterval(0.5)
    //Customise the animation duration for the scaling effect of the circle
    self.awMenuBar.scaleDuration = NSTimeInterval(0.8)
    
    //Add as many buttons as you need
    let baseY : CGFloat = 180
    self.awMenuBar.addButton(baseY, text: "ABOUT")
    self.awMenuBar.addButton(baseY + 80, text: "SHARE")
    self.awMenuBar.addButton(baseY + 160, text: "ACTIVITY")
    self.awMenuBar.addButton(baseY + 240, text: "SETTINGS")
    self.awMenuBar.addButton(baseY + 320, text: "CONTACT")
		
    //Make sure to call the setup function
    self.awMenuBar.setUp()
}

To get call back for button click event, your viewController must conform to AWMenuBarDelegate.

Example code to handle the call back:

class ViewController: UIViewController, AWMenuBarDelegate { //Conform to AWMenuBarDelegate
  
    //...
    //... Other set up
    //...
	
    //use buttonTapped to handle button click call back
    func buttonTapped(sender: UIButton) {
        print ("\(sender.currentTitle!) tapped")
        self.awMenuBar.closeMenu()
    }
}

###Todo: