HEX color handling as an extension for UIColor. Written in Swift.
// With hash
let color: UIColor = UIColor(hexString: "#ff8942")
// Without hash, with alpha
let secondColor: UIColor = UIColor(hexString: "ff8942", alpha: 0.5)
// Short handling
let shortColorWithHex: UIColor = UIColor(hexString: "fff")For those who don't want to type the double quotation, you can init a color from a real hex value (an Int)
// With hash
let color: UIColor = UIColor(hex: 0xff8942)
// Without hash, with alpha
let secondColor: UIColor = UIColor(hex: 0xff8942, alpha: 0.5)// With hash
let color: NSColor = NSColor(hexString: "#ff8942")
// Without hash, with alpha
let secondColor: NSColor = NSColor(hexString: "ff8942", alpha: 0.5)
// Short handling
let shortColorWithHex: NSColor = NSColor(hexString: "fff")
// From a real hex value (an `Int`)
// With hash
let color: NSColor = NSColor(hex: 0xff8942)
// Without hash, with alpha
let secondColor: NSColor = NSColor(hex: 0xff8942, alpha: 0.5)Just drop the SwiftColors.swift file into your project.
or
podfile
# Uncomment this line to define a global platform for your project
# platform :ios, '6.0'
target 'RokuRemote' do
use_frameworks! # Add this if you are targeting iOS 8+ or using Swift
pod 'SwiftColors'
end
target 'RokuRemoteTests' do
use_frameworks! # Add this if you are targeting iOS 8+ or using Swift
pod 'SwiftColors'
end
then
pod installiOS 7.0 or above.
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