Wave

public class Wave

Block-Based Animation

  • Performs animations based on the Spring value provided.

    Note: For animations to work correctly, you must set values on the view’s animator, not just the view itself. For example, to animate a view’s alpha, use myView.animator.alpha = 1.0 instead of myView.alpha = 1.0.

    For a full list of the various UIView and CALayer animatable properties that Wave supports, see ViewAnimator and LayerAnimator.

    Example Usage:

    let box = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 50, height: 50))
view.addSubview(box)
box.backgroundColor = .systemMint

Wave.animateWith(spring: Spring(dampingRatio: 0.6, response: 1.2)) {
   // Animate some `UIView` properties
   box.animator.center = view.center
   box.animator.backgroundColor = .systemBlue

   // And one on `CALayer`
   box.layer.animator.cornerRadius = 10.0
}

    Declaration

    Swift

    public static func animate(
    withSpring spring: Spring,
    mode: AnimationMode = .animated,
    delay: TimeInterval = 0,
    gestureVelocity: CGPoint? = nil,
    animations: (() -> Void),
    completion: ((_ finished: Bool, _ retargeted: Bool) -> Void)? = nil)

    Parameters

    spring

    The Spring used to determine the timing curve and duration of the animation. See the initializer Spring(dampingRatio:response:mass) for more information on how to choose relevant spring values.
    mode

    Optional. Determines if the animations block will be run with animation (default), or non-animatedly. See AnimationMode for information on when to use a non-animated mode.
    delay

    Optional. A delay, in seconds, after which to start the animation.
    gestureVelocity

    Optional. If provided, this value will be used to set the velocity of whatever underlying animations run in the animations block. This should be primarily used to “inject” the velocity of a gesture recognizer (when the gesture ends) into the animations.
    animations

    A block containing the changes to your views’ animatable properties. Note that for animations to work correctly, you must set values on the view’s animator, not just the view itself. For example, to animate a view’s alpha, use myView.animator.alpha = 1.0 instead of myView.alpha = 1.0.
    completion

    A block to be executed when the specified animations have either finished or retargeted to a new value.