ComponentsKit is a free iOS UI component library for Swift developers using SwiftUI and UIKit. Its goal is to help developers build modern iOS interfaces faster and reduce repetitive coding work.
Purpose The library provides UI components that can be integrated directly into projects for quickly building app interfaces, allowing developers to focus their energy on the app's own unique features.
Main capabilities
- Compatible with both UIKit and SwiftUI projects, unrestricted by tech stack or iOS architecture.
- Components are designed with animations and can be used directly in production environments.
- Supports responsive layouts, carefully designed for mobile.
- Every component is customizable; colors, layouts, or animation styles can be modified to match the app's design system.
Component scope The components listed in the material include: alert boxes with a title, message, and up to two action buttons; avatar components that display a user's avatar, initials, or fallback icon; avatar groups; badges for displaying status, notification counts, or labels; buttons that perform actions when tapped; components that serve as content containers; components that can be selected by the user; circular progress indicators; timers that count down from a specified duration to zero; dividers; text input fields; loading components that indicate a task is in progress; popups anchored at the bottom of the screen; popups displayed in the center; horizontal progress bars; radio button groups; segmented controls; components for dragging a slider along a track to select a value; multiline text input fields.
How to use The material states that components can be "integrated out of the box," and that you can explore free and ready-to-use SwiftUI templates (such as paywall, authentication, profile, etc.), with template code viewable on GitHub. Regarding installation methods, the official text only raises "How to install ComponentsKit" in the form of a common question, but does not provide specific installation commands or steps, so they are not provided here for now.
Use cases Suitable for Swift projects that need to accelerate iOS interface development, especially scenarios where you want to reuse components, unify the design system, and reduce repetitive UI work. The corresponding components can be introduced as needed in UIKit or SwiftUI projects.
Limitations and information not yet provided The available material does not explain specific system version or development environment requirements (it only raises "What are the requirements for using ComponentsKit" in the form of a common question, without giving an answer); it does not provide installation commands, code examples, or specific API documentation; it does not explain the complete list of components (the material says the collection is continuously growing); it does not mention pricing, whether there is a paid version, or price; it does not provide platform support scope, update frequency, or licensing agreement details. This information is not yet provided in the available material.
