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BTProgressHUD 2.3.1

BTProgressHUD

BTProgressHUD is a clean and easy-to-use HUD meant to display the progress of an ongoing task.

If you need a similar library for Android, AndHUD is very similar component

Installation

Install the NuGet package BTProgressHUD

TODO

• The progress HUD is not Accessibility-aware, which would be very good to add.

Usage

Have a look at the BTProgressHUDDemo project.

There are a few main static methods, however:

BTProgressHUD.Show(); //shows the spinner
BTProgressHUD.Show(status: "Oh hai"); //show spinner + text
BTProgressHUD.ShowSuccessWithStatus("Wow, that worked"); //A big TICK with text
BTProgressHUD.ShowErrorWithStatus("Fail!"); //A big CROSS with text
BTProgressHUD.ShowInfoWithStatus("Info!"); //A big I with text
BTProgressHUD.ShowToast("Hello from Toast"); //show an Android-style toast

All of these can be dismissed with

BTProgressHUD.Dismiss();

BTProgressHUD is aware of the thread you are calling from, and ensures that HUDs are always manipulated from the UI thread.

If you need to make your own instance of the HUD, you can make a new ProgressHUD.

Other Show options

You can call Show with the following parameters

• status: <string> - show status text
• progress: <float> - show a progress circle with 0.0 - 1.0 of progress. Call again to change the progress.
• maskType: <MaskType> - show with the background (the whole window) clear, black or gradient. Default is none, which allows interaction with the underlying elements.
• imageStyle: <ImageStyle> - the type of image is used in the dialog, default, outline and outline full

public enum MaskType
{
	None = 1, // allow user interactions, don't dim background UI (default)
	Clear, // disable user interactions, don't dim background UI
	Black, // disable user interactions, dim background UI with 50% translucent black
	Gradient // disable user interactions, dim background UI with translucent radial gradient (a-la-alertView)
}

public enum ImageStyle
{
 Default, // icon without an outline
 Outline, // icon with an outline
 OutlineFull // icon with a full outline
}

ShowToast

The toast can be centered or at the top or bottom of the screen. This is controlled by the second parameter.

BTProgressHUD.ShowToast("foo", toastPosition: ToastPosition.Center);

ShowSuccess/ShowError/ShowInfo/ShowImage

This method dismisses the activity after 1 second. You can provide your own images if needed

BTProgressHUD.ShowSuccessWithStatus("Wow, that worked"); //A big TICK with text
BTProgressHUD.ShowErrorWithStatus("Fail!"); //A big CROSS with text
BTProgressHUD.ShowInfoWithStatus("Info!"); //A big I with text
BTProgressHUD.ShowImage(UIImage.FromFile(…), "Nice one Stu!");

You can use the timeout parameter of ShowImage to control the time before it's dismissed.

Customization

You can customize the appearance of the ProgressHUD globally through the ProgressHUDAppearance class, where you can control the following options:

• Corner Radius
• Background Color
• Background Visual Effect (overrides background color)
• Border Thickness
• Border Color
• Image Tint Color
• Text Font
• Button Font
• Text Color
• Button Text Color
• Text Alignment
• Ring Radius
• Ring Stroke Thickness
• Ring Color
• Images and the various outlined/full versions for:
  • Error
  • Success
  • Info

Credits

SVProgressHUD which this library is originally based on is brought to you by Sam Vermette and contributors to the project.

The success, error and info icons are from Human Interface Guidelines from Apple.