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mxsegmentedpager


Introducing MXSegmentedPager, a powerful and customizable segmented pager for your iOS app. With MXSegmentedPager, you can easily create a segmented control with multiple pages, providing a seamless navigation experience.

Key Features:

  • Easily switch between different pages using a segmented control
  • Customize the appearance and behavior of the segmented control
  • Support for adding different view controllers as pages
  • Ability to customize the appearance of each individual page
  • Highly customizable page control

Getting Started:

1. Installation:

To install MXSegmentedPager, you can use CocoaPods. Simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'MXSegmentedPager'

2. Initialization:

To get started, import MXSegmentedPager module in your view controller:

import MXSegmentedPager

Next, subclass your view controller from MXSegmentedPagerController:


class ViewController: MXSegmentedPagerController {

    // Your code here...

}

3. Customization:

You can customize the appearance and behavior of MXSegmentedPager to fit your app’s design. Here are some common customizations:

3.1 Customizing Segmented Control:

You can customize the segmented control by accessing the segmentControl property. For example:


override func viewDidLoad() {

    super.viewDidLoad()

    // Customize segmented control here

    segmentedControl.backgroundColor = UIColor.red

    segmentedControl.selectedTextColor = UIColor.white

    segmentedControl.unselectedTextColor = UIColor.gray

}

3.2 Adding Pages:

You can add multiple pages by creating view controllers and adding them to the viewControllers array. For example:


let page1 = UIViewController()

page1.view.backgroundColor = UIColor.red

viewControllers.append(page1)

You can customize the appearance of each individual page by subclassing MXSegmentedPagerPageViewController and overriding the configurePage method. For example:


class CustomPageViewController: MXSegmentedPagerPageViewController {

    override func configurePage() {

        super.configurePage()

        view.backgroundColor = UIColor.red

    }

}

Complete Example:

Here’s a complete example to illustrate the usage of MXSegmentedPager:


import MXSegmentedPager



class ViewController: MXSegmentedPagerController {



    override func viewDidLoad() {

        super.viewDidLoad()

        // Configure segmented control

        segmentedControl.backgroundColor = UIColor.red

        segmentedControl.selectedTextColor = UIColor.white

        segmentedControl.unselectedTextColor = UIColor.gray



        // Add pages

        let page1 = UIViewController()

        page1.view.backgroundColor = UIColor.red

        viewControllers.append(page1)



        let page2 = UIViewController()

        page2.view.backgroundColor = UIColor.blue

        viewControllers.append(page2)



        // Optional: Customize the appearance of each page

        class CustomPageViewController: MXSegmentedPagerPageViewController {

            override func configurePage() {

                super.configurePage()

                view.backgroundColor = UIColor.red

            }

        }

        let customPage = CustomPageViewController()

        viewControllers.append(customPage)



    }



}

Conclusion:

MXSegmentedPager provides a simple yet powerful solution to create a segmented pager for your iOS app. With its customizable features, you can easily enhance the user experience and navigation in your app.

For more detailed information and advanced usage, please refer to the official MXSegmentedPager documentation and examples.