CompactSlider is a control for selecting a value from a bounded linear range of values.

The slider is a replacement for the build-in slider and is designed specifically for SwiftUI. For me, the main motivation for writing a component that already exists is the very slow performance under macOS (e.g. when you need to resize the screen with multiple sliders or when animating) and the severely outdated design. At the same time, I was inspired by the slider design that Apple’s Photos app developed, which makes heavy use of sliders.

• Requirements
• Installation
• Preview
• Usage.md
  • Single Value
  • Range Values
  • Styling
    • Configuration
    • Secondary Appearance
    • Prominent Style
  • Advanced Layout and CompactSliderState
• Documentation
• Support
• License

Requirements

• Swift 5.5+
• Xcode 13+
• SwiftUI 2+
• macOS 11+
• iOS 14+
• watchOS 7+

Some of the requirements could be reduced if there is a demand for them.

Installation

1. In Xcode go to File ⟩ Add Packages...
2. Search for the link below and click Add Package

   https://github.com/buh/CompactSlider.git

3. Select to which target you want to add it and select Add Package

Preview

macOS

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/284922/166230021-223e1ffb-75e2-41ab-9995-618ccb414f8a.mov

iPadOS

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/284922/166307680-8dfc706f-9e25-4739-94da-1d655b640e56.mov

iOS

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/284922/166308017-fab77043-80c7-4567-b096-7fae8ba05967.mov

watchOS

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/284922/166314399-857a0612-1a47-4bf8-9454-48eb3b63d1ba.mov

Usage

• Single Value
• Range Values
• Styling
  • Configuration
  • Secondary Appearance
  • Prominent Style
• Advanced Layout and CompactSliderState

Documentation

You can find the generated DocC documentation here.

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bukhtin

Support

You can buy me a coffee here ☕️

License

CompactSlider is available under the MIT license