searchablepicker's Introduction

SearchablePicker

Display Apple system-like picker view. It is well suited for showing a long list of items with a search bar in iOS-like way. It looks very similar to the views shown in Apple System Setting.

Native-like behavior.
Two options to present:
- Titles only.
- Titles with descriptions.
Available for iPhone and iPad.
Support for iOS 9 and above.
Objective-c

Basic Usage

Title only

Objective-c

#import "SearchStringPickerViewController.h"

NSArray *aryCountries = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"Afghanistan", @"Georgia", @"Haiti", @"India", nil];

[SearchStringPickerViewController showPickerWithTitle:@"Countries"
                                                     rows:aryCountries
                                         initialSelection:[colors indexOfObject:@"India"]
                                               sourceView:sender
                                                doneBlock:^(NSInteger selectedIndex, NSString *selectedValue) {
                                                    NSLog(@"Index: %@, value: %@", selectedIndex, selectedValue);
                                                }
                                              cancelBlock:nil 
                                presentFromViewController:self];

Title with description

Objective-c

#import "SearchStringPickerViewController.h"

NSDictionary *dicCountries = @{@"Afghanistan" : @"Islamic Republic of Afghanistan", @"Georgia" : @"", @"Haiti" : @"Republic of Haiti", @"India" : @"Republic of India"};

[SearchStringPickerViewController showPickerWithTitle:@"Countries"
                                          rowsWithDetails:dicCountries
                                         initialSelection:self.lblPickerWithTitleAndDesc.text
                                 pickerTableViewCellStyle:UITableViewCellStyleSubtitle
                                               sourceView:sender
                                                doneBlock:^(NSString *selectedTitle, NSString *selectedDetail) {
                                                    NSLog(@"Title: %@, Detail: %@", selectedTitle, selectedDetail);
                                                }
                                              cancelBlock:nil
                                presentFromViewController:self];