RateView - iOS (Objective-C)

RateView is a UIView subclass that creates a customizable rating view containing rating stars in it. It fills out the stars in percentage fill manner. It can be used for -

• displaying a rating for an item canRate = NO OR
• actually provide user a chance to rate any product or item canRate = YES.

Requirements

• iOS 6.0 or later.
• ARC enabled.

Installation

• Want a Pod for this, just add following line to your podfile-

  pod 'RateView'

• You can directly copy the source files from RateView folder.

How To Use

Configuring RateView is as simple as :

RateView* rv = [RateView rateViewWithRating:3.7f];
[self.view addSubview:rv];

RateView takes it over from here.

• It uses CoreGraphics Context to draw the Star shapes with transparent background and appropriately percent fills them by calculating the rating.
• You should keep in mind to provide a rating between 0.0 to 5.0.

Properties

RateView comes with a property set for it's customization as needed :-

• rating : Rating to be used with RateView (0.0f to 5.0f)

• canRate : User can rate using rate view or not (Permission flag)

• step : Rating step when user can rate (0.0f to 1.0f)

• starNormalColor : Rating Star's backgroundColor

• starFillColor : Rating Star's fillColor

• starBorderColor : Rating Star's borderColor

• starFillMode : Star Fill modes Horizontal, Vertical or Axial

• starSize : starSize (width == height == size) in points

• padding : horizontal space width between every two neighbour stars

• delegate : register in order to listen to rating changes

[UIColor colorWithPatternImage:] advantage

Given that UIColor is capable of color patterns handling made from images, 
RateView can be used to take advantage of this feature.

How It Looks

![Screenshot1] (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taruntyagi697/RateView/master/Screenshots/Screenshot1.png) ![Screenshot2] (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taruntyagi697/RateView/master/Screenshots/Screenshot2.png)

Demo App

Demo app includes almost all of the property usages through a pretty basic UITableView example.
You can go through it to see these in action at first.