carlinyuen / ParallaxScrollingFramework

Simple framework for keyframing parallax scrolling animations of UIViews in an iOS project. Keywords: ios, iphone, ipad, parallax, scrolling, scrollview, uiview, animation, tutorial, walkthrough, framework

ParallaxScrollingFramework

Simple framework for keyframing parallax scrolling animations of UIViews in an iOS project.

Keywords: ios, iphone, ipad, parallax, scrolling, scrollview, uiview, animation, tutorial, walkthrough, framework

About

Did you see that IFTTT app tutorial? Daymn some smooth moves there.

The word on the street was that the tutorial was made with JS/CSS/HTML5 though, so here's my attempt at a native solution: the ParallaxScrollingFramework.

Features

• Keyframe animation with any UIView based on scroll position of UIScrollView.
• Simple, easy, integration. Works for vertical or horizontal scrolling.
• Handles affine transforms and transparency, manages keyframes automatically.
• Hashes UIViews to keep track of them, no need for keeping track of string keys.
• Interpolates between keyframes linearly, working on cubic interpolation.
• Ability to enable and disable animation (will default to first keyframe).

Details

Properties you can keyframe on:

• offset : What point on scrollView keyframe should be. Based on contentOffset.
• translate : Translation, relative to frame.origin of UIView.
• scale : Scaling using CGAffineTransform, negative values flip view.
• rotate : Rotation using CGAffineTransform, measured in radians.
• alpha : Regular ol' UIView transparency, from 0 to 1.

Usage

You can set this up on any UIScrollView in seconds! Just a few easy steps:

1. #import "ParallaxScrollingFramework.h"
2. @property (nonatomic, strong) ParallaxScrollingFramework *animator;
3. self.animator = [[ParallaxScrollingFramework alloc] initWithScrollView:self.scrollView];

And that's it! You're ready to go. All you have to do now, is add some keyframes for any UIView (ideally a subview of the UIScrollView). Sample code below:

[self.animator
	setKeyFrameWithOffset:100	// Indicates where keyframe is in ScrollView
	translate:CGPointZero		// Translation, relative to frame.origin
	scale:CGSizeMake(1, 1)		// Scaling using CGAffineTransform
	rotate:0					// Rotation also using CGAffineTransform
	alpha:1
	forView:self.loginButton];

[self.animator
	setKeyFrameWithOffset:300
	translate:CGPointMake(50, 100)
	scale:CGSizeMake(1.2, 1.2)
	rotate:0
	alpha:0.5
	forView:self.loginButton];

// Alternate syntax, don't screw up the properties!
//	If you don't define a property, it defaults to 0.
[self.animator setKeyFrame:@{
	ParallaxScrollingKeyFrameOffset : @(450),
	ParallaxScrollingKeyFrameTranslateX : @(target.x),
	ParallaxScrollingKeyFrameTranslateY : @(target.y),
	ParallaxScrollingKeyFrameScaleX : @(1)
	ParallaxScrollingKeyFrameScaleY : @(2)
	ParallaxScrollingKeyFrameAlpha : @(1),
	// Omitted rotation, will default to 0
} forView:self.loginButton];

Done!