Using CocoaPods
Edit your Podfile
and specify the dependency:
pod 'MLCardDrawer'
Using Swift Package Manager
Add MLCardDrawer
as a dependency. Adding the following line in dependencies
value of your Package.swift
.
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/mercadolibre/meli-card-drawer-ios.git", from: "1.0")
]
- Easy to integrate
- Card number, name, expiration date and CVV support (CardData protocol)
- Card left and right image customization (CardUI protocol)
- CVV support at front & back view
- Card flip animation integrated
- Shine card effect with MotionEffect 🔥🔥
- Live card view updated while CardData protocol is edited
- PCI compliance (We do not save anything)
- Support for custom overlay background image
- Support for custom gradient
- Support remote images (optional)
import MLCardDrawer
// You can create your containerView by code or by storyboard/xib (as you like)
private var containerView: UIView = UIView()
private var cardDrawer: MLCardDrawerController?
cardDrawer = MLCardDrawerController(cardUIHandler, cardDataHandler)
cardDrawer?.setUp(inView: containerView).show()
// You can highlight the security code location.
// If the security code is behind, the card will transition with flip animation.
cardDrawer?.showSecurityCode()
cardDrawer?.show()
cardDrawer?.setShineCard(enabled: true)
You can customize the data structure and style of your card.
Using CardData
protocol to update the card display values.
@objc public protocol CardData {
var name: String { get set }
var number: String { get set }
var expiration: String { get set }
var securityCode: String { get set }
@objc optional var lastDigits: String { get set}
}
Using CardUI
protocol to customize: position of security code, card background, font color, place holders, etc.
@objc public protocol CardUI {
var cardPattern: [Int] { get }
var placeholderName: String { get }
var placeholderExpiration: String { get }
var cardFontColor: UIColor { get }
var cardBackgroundColor: UIColor { get }
var securityCodeLocation: MLCardSecurityCodeLocation { get }
var defaultUI: Bool { get }
var securityCodePattern: Int { get }
@objc optional func set(bank: UIImageView)
@objc optional func set(logo: UIImageView)
@objc optional var fontType: String { get }
@objc optional var bankImage: UIImage? { get }
@objc optional var cardLogoImage: UIImage? { get }
@objc optional var ownOverlayImage: UIImage? { get }
}
Using addTagBottom
protocol to customize: position bottom tag, background color, font color, place holders.
public protocol CapabilitiesComponentsViewProtocol: NSObject {
func addTagBottom(containerView: UIView, isDisabled: Bool, cardType: MLCardDrawerTypeV3, tagBottom: Text?, padding: UIEdgeInsets)
}
- Bitrise for releases
- Codebeat integration
- Shine card effect with MotionEffect 🔥🔥
- SwiftLint
- Migration to Swift 5
- Native support to display card in disabled mode (card disabled)
- Version 2.0 SwiftUI compatible 😈
- Create a bottom tag capability
This project include an example project using MLCardDrawer
and another target with xCTests
test cases.
Enter to path: meli-card-drawer-ios/Example_MeliCardDrawer
and run pod install command. After that, you can open Example_MeliCardDrawer.xcworkspace
- iOS 9.0+
- Swift 4.2
- xCode 9.2+
- @Objc full compatibility
This is an open source project, so feel free to contribute. How? -> Fork this project and propose your own fixes, suggestions and open a pull request with the changes.
Juan Sanzone / @juansanzone
Copyright 2019 Mercadolibre Developers
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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