material-components_material-components-ios/components

Component Documentation

Material Components is a collection of standalone, production-quality user interface components for iOS. These components implement Google's material design specification and are developed by a team of iOS engineers and UX designers at Google.

• Development Guide

• Tutorial

• Stack Overflow "material-components-ios"

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Components

• ActivityIndicator A circular rotating indicator for showing indeterminate or determinate progress.

• AnimationTiming Animation timing easing curves create smooth and consistent motion.

• AppBar A flexible navigation bar, designed to provide a typical material navigation experience.

• ButtonBar A view that facilitates the creation and layout of a horizontally-aligned list of buttons.

• Buttons Material buttons, including a flat button, a raised button and a floating action button.

• CollectionCells Collection view cell classes that adhere to material layout and styling.

• CollectionLayoutAttributes Allows passing layout attributes to the cells and supplementary views.

• Collections Collection view classes that adhere to material layout and styling.

• Dialogs A presentation controller that will display a material modal dialog.

• FeatureHighlight Highlights a part of the screen in order to draw users' attention.

• FlexibleHeader A container view whose height and vertical offset react to UIScrollViewDelegate events.

• HeaderStackView A view that coordinates the layout of two vertically-stacked bar views.

• Ink A visual ripple of ink expanding outward from the user’s touch.

• NavigationBar A view composed of a left and right Button Bar and either a title label or a custom title view.

• OverlayWindow A window for managing sets of overlay views.

• PageControl A drop-in material replacement for UIPageControl.

• Palettes Reference colors from material palettes.

• ProgressView A determinate and linear progress indicator that implements material animation and layout.

• ShadowElevations Provides the most commonly used elevations specified in material.

• ShadowLayer A shadow which uses material principles for visualizing depth.

• Slider A material control for selecting from a range of values.

• Snackbar A brief dismissible feedback message.

• Switch A material on/off switch with an interface similar to UISwitch.

• Typography Text styles for material fonts and opacities.