A manager that receives a UILabel and a UIProgressView and updates their status accordingly to informations set on Progress Info
Ideal for token generation based on time (TOTP)
You can set the label and progressView you want to update along with the necessary info
let progressInfo = ProgressInfo(text: "228538", startTime: Date(), timeleft: 10.0, maxTime: 10.0)
let progressManager = ProgressManager(progressInfo: progressInfo, label: label, progressView: progressView)
progressManager.start()ProgressInfo is the model that defines the information necessary for ProgressManager
struct ProgressInfo {
let text: String
let startTime: Date
let timeleft: Double
let maxTime: Double
}In this model you define:
textis used to update the labelstartTimeworks together withtimeleft. Thetimeleftproperty is the amount of time (in seconds) left to finish the progress view in relation tostartTimemaxTimeis maximum total time (in seconds) of the progress view
NOTE: If timeleft is bigger than maxTime or less than 0, the progress manager won't function properly.
You can perfome some personalizations, such as:
- direction: defines if the bar progress is increasing or decreasing;
- smoothness: defines how smooth the progress bar will increase or decrease;
- shouldRestartAutomatically: flag to indicate if the progress bar should restart automatically after is finished (a loop).
progressManager.smoothness = .high
progressManager.direction = .increasing
progressManager.shouldRestartAutomatically = trueIf shouldRestartAutomatically is set as true, is important that you set the delegate for the manager, otherwise it will NOT work.
progressManager.delegate = selfThen, use the ProgressManagerDelegate protocol method progressInfo(forProgressManager:) to update the new ProgressInfo
func progressInfo(forProgressManager progressManager: ProgressManager) -> ProgressInfo {
return ProgressInfo(text: "234534", startTime: Date(), timeleft: 9.0, maxTime: 10.0)
}Your can restart the progressView by will using
progressManager.restart(withInfo:)