ColorPickerViewController

@objc(HBColorPickerViewController)
open class ColorPickerViewController : UIViewController

Provides the Color Picker user interface.

Present this view controller to display the color picker. Do not push it onto a navigation controller stack. In horizontally and vertically regular size class environments, for instance on iPad and Mac, the picker will be presented as a popover. This means that you must set sourceView or other similar properties on the view controller’s popoverPresentationController before presentation.

To review examples of ColorPickerViewController in use, run pod try Alderis.

init(configuration:)
Initialise an instance of ColorPickerViewController with a configuration object.

Remember to set the delegate before presenting the view controller.
Declaration
Swift

@objc public init(configuration: ColorPickerConfiguration)
delegate
The delegate that will receive the user’s selection upon tapping the Done button, or a cancellation upon tapping the Cancel button.
Declaration
Swift

@objc open weak var delegate: ColorPickerDelegate? { get set }
configuration
The configuration of the color picker. Use this to set the initially selected color, as well as other behavioral options.

Making changes to this value or its properties after the color picker interface has been presented may result in undefined behavior.

See
ColorPickerConfiguration
Declaration
Swift

@objc open var configuration: ColorPickerConfiguration!
overrideSmartInvert
Deprecated. Set ColorPickerConfiguration.overrideSmartInvert instead.

See
ColorPickerConfiguration.overrideSmartInvert
Declaration
Swift

@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use ColorPickerConfiguration instead") @objc open var overrideSmartInvert: Bool


                    
                    
                    color

Deprecated. Set ColorPickerConfiguration.color instead.

See

ColorPickerConfiguration.color

Declaration

Swift

@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use ColorPickerConfiguration instead")
@objc
open var color: UIColor