#SwiftyColor ##An easy way to handle UIColors in Swift SwiftyColor is a simple extension to UIColor which allows for easy handling of standard RGB and hex values

#Requirements

• IOS 7.0
• XCode 7.2

##Usage Using SwiftyColor is simple. SwiftyColor extends the existing UIColor initializers for more flexible creation:

###RGB

self.view.backgroundColor = UIColor(rgba: 2550, green: 255, blue: 128, alpha: 0.7)

Instead of having to convert CGFloats to percentages, you can use your native values and let SwiftyColor do the work.

###Hex Strings

Hex string are also supported! There is a custom initializer for hexstring:

self.view.backgroundColor = UIColor(hexString: "#60DFE5")

Hex Strings have several supported formats:

#RRGGBB:

UIColor(hexString: "#60DFE5")

#RRGGBBAA

UIColor(hexString: "#60DFE588")

#RGB

UIColor(hexString: "#888")

#RGBA

UIColor(hexString: "#8888")

###Syntax

SwiftyLine does not require the # Symbol:

UIColor(hexString: "60DFE5")

##Todo-List

• Add support for native Hex
• Add Cocoapods