## At a Glance `Sensitive` is a library that simplifies work with gestures in iOS. Forget about target/action pattern of primitive `UIGestureRecognizer`. With `Sensitive` you can call `onTap`, `onPinch`, `onSwipe` on any `UIView` instance and implement handler for the gesture. That's all that you should know to start. For details, see [Usage](#usage) section. ## How To Get Started - Copy content of `Source` folder to your project. or - Use `Sensitive` cocoapod. ## Requirements * iOS 9.0 and later * Xcode 9.0 and later * Swift 4.1 or later ## Usage ### Adding Gesture Recognizers to View All gestures are available via special variables that you can call on any `UIView` instance. Examples: ```swift view.onTap .configure(with: { (gestureRecognizer) in // Configure `UITapGestureRecognizer` instance gestureRecognizer.numberOfTapsRequired = 2 }) .handle { (gestureRecognizer) in // Handle tap on view gestureRecognizer.view!.backgroundColor = .green } view.onSwipe .configure(with: { (gestureRecognizer) in // Configure `UISwipeGestureRecognizer` instance gestureRecognizer.direction = .left }) .handle { (gestureRecognizer) in // Handle tap on view gestureRecognizer.view!.backgroundColor = .green } ``` Full list of available gestures: - `onTap` - `onLongPress` - `onPan` - `onPinch` - `onRotation` - `onSwipe` - `onScreenEdgePan` ### Simultaneous Recognition If you need few gestures to work together on the same view, you can also use `recognizeSimultaneously` method: ```swift view.onTap .handle { (gestureRecognizer) in // Your implementation here... } .recognizeSimultaneously(true) view.onPinch .handle { (gestureRecognizer) in // Your implementation here... } .recognizeSimultaneously(true) ``` ## License `Sensitive` is available under the MIT license. See the [LICENSE](./LICENSE) file for more info.