hujunfeng / touchvisualizer

Lightweight touch visualization library in Swift. A single line of code and visualize your touches!

TouchVisualizer is a lightweight pure Swift implementation for visualising touches on the screen.

##Features

• Works with just a single line of code!
• Supports multiple fingers.
• Supports multiple UIWindow's.
• Displays touch radius (finger size).
• Displays touch duration.
• Customise the finger-points image and colour.
• Supports iPhone and iPad in both portrait and landscape mode.

##How it looks ###Portrait: ###Landscape: ###Robots: ###In-app implementation:

It's fun!

##Runtime Requirements

• Swift 2.2
• Xcode 7.3
• iOS8.0 or later

TouchVisualizer works with Swift 2.2 from version 1.4.0.

Installation and Setup

Note: Embedded frameworks require a minimum deployment target of iOS 8.1.

Information: To use TouchVisualizer with a project targeting iOS 8.0 or lower, you must include the TouchVisualizer.swift source file directly in your project.

###Installing with CocoaPods

CocoaPods is a centralised dependency manager that automates the process of adding libraries to your Cocoa application. You can install it with the following command:

$ gem update
$ gem install cocoapods
$ pods --version

To integrate TouchVisualizer into your Xcode project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile and run pod install.

platform :ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!
pod "TouchVisualizer", '~>1.4.0'

###Installing with Carthage Carthage is a decentralised dependency manager that automates the process of adding frameworks to your Cocoa application.

You can install Carthage with Homebrew using the following command:

$ brew update
$ brew install carthage

To integrate TouchVisualizer into your Xcode project using Carthage, specify it in your Cartfile:

github "morizotter/TouchVisualizer" "1.4.0"

###Manual Installation

To install TouchVisualizer without a dependency manager, please add all of the files in /Pod to your Xcode Project.

##Usage

To start using TouchVisualizer, write the following line wherever you want to start visualising:

import TouchVisualizer

Then invoke visualisation, by calling:

Visualizer.start()

and stop the presentation like this:

Visualizer.stop()

It is really simple, isn't it?

##Customisation

TouchVisualizer also has the ability to customise your touch events. Here is an example of what can be customised:

var config = Configuration()
config.color = UIColor.redColor()
config.image = UIImage(named: "YOUR-IMAGE")
config.showsTimer = true
config.showsTouchRadius = true
config.showsLog = true
Visualizer.start(config)

###Configuration properties

name	type	description	default
color	UIColor	Color of touch point and text.	default color
image	UIImage	Touch point image. If rendering mode is set to UIImageRenderingModeAlwaysTemplate, the image is filled with color above.	circle image
defaultSize	CGize	Default size of touch point.	60 x 60px
showsTimer	Bool	Shows touch duration.	false
showsTouchRadius	Bool	Shows touch radius by scalling touch point. It doesn't work on simulator.	false
showsLog	Bool	Shows log.	false

##Documentation ###Peripheral

• How to take an iOS screen movie

###Presentation

• TouchVisualizer Demo movie #potatotips // Speaker Deck @potatotips May 13 2015

##Contributing

Please file issues or submit pull requests for anything you’d like to see! We're waiting! :)

##Licensing TouchVisualizer is released under the MIT license. Go read the LICENSE file for more information. ####Miscellaneous There is a similar touch visualisation library called COSTouchVisualizer, which is written in Objective-C. COSTouchVisualizer supports earlier versions of iOS and is more mature. If TouchVisualizer isn't enough for you, try that!