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Introduction

Welcome to the documentation for BButton, a customizable button library for iOS development.

Getting Started

To start using BButton in your iOS project, follow these steps:

  1. Install BButton via CocoaPods by adding the following line to your Podfile:

    2. pod 'BButton'
  2. Run pod install in your project directory.
  3. Open your project’s .xcworkspace file to use BButton in your project.

Usage

BButton offers a variety of customizable buttons for your iOS application. Let’s explore the different button types and their usage:

Button Types

BButton provides the following types of buttons:

1. Default Button

The default button type is a simple, standard button with no additional styles applied.

2. Primary Button

The primary button type is used to highlight the primary action in your application.

3. Success Button

The success button type is used to indicate a successful action or operation.

4. Info Button

The info button type is used to display informational messages or provide additional details.

5. Warning Button

The warning button type is used to warn users about potential issues or actions.

6. Danger Button

The danger button type is used to indicate critical or dangerous actions.

Customization

BButton allows you to customize various aspects of the buttons, including colors, fonts, and sizes. Here are a few customization options you can explore:

1. Button Colors

You can customize the background and text colors of each button type.

2. Button Sizes

Adjust the size of the buttons according to your design requirements.

3. Button Fonts

Customize the font family, size, and style of the button’s text.

4. Button Borders

You can add borders or customize border styles for the buttons.

Examples

Here are a few examples of using BButton in your iOS application:

import BButton

// Create a primary button
let primaryButton = BButton(type: .primary)
primaryButton.setTitle("Primary Button", for: .normal)

// Create a danger button with custom colors
let dangerButton = BButton(type: .danger)
dangerButton.setTitle("Danger Button", for: .normal)
dangerButton.backgroundColor = UIColor.red
dangerButton.setTitleColor(UIColor.white, for: .normal)

// Add button to the view
view.addSubview(primaryButton)
view.addSubview(dangerButton)

Conclusion

With BButton, you can easily implement stylish and customizable buttons in your iOS application. Be sure to refer to the detailed documentation and explore the various customization options to create beautiful button designs.