CountryCodeAutoComplete

AutoComplete textField for Country Code It is written in swift 4 and support UITableView

Demo

Project containing Example for implemented it in ViewController and UITableView. I used IQKeyBoardManager for working with scroll as well

Examples

A step by step series of examples that tell you have to get a development env running

For Normal View with name filter

For UIViewController You can put filter by by paasing isFilterByName

        let dropDownTop = VPAutoComplete()
        dropDownTop.dataSource = countryArray
        dropDownTop.onTextField = topTextField // Your TextField
        dropDownTop.onView = self.view // ViewController's View
        dropDownTop.isFilterByName = true
        //        dropDownTop.textFieldView = self.topTextField // If There is custom view you used for textfield
        dropDownTop.show { (str, index) in
            print("string : \(str) and Index : \(index)")
            let country : CountryModel = self.countryArray[index]
            self.topTextField.text = "\(String(describing: country.countryCode!)) \(String(describing: country.countryName!))"
        }

For Normal View with country code filter

        let dropDownTop = VPAutoComplete()
        dropDownTop.dataSource = countryArray
        dropDownTop.onTextField = topTextField // Your TextField
        dropDownTop.onView = self.view // ViewController's View
        //        dropDownTop.textFieldView = self.topTextField // If There is custom view you used for textfield
        dropDownTop.show { (str, index) in
            print("string : \(str) and Index : \(index)")
            let country : CountryModel = self.countryArray[index]
            self.topTextField.text = "\(String(describing: country.countryCode!)) \(String(describing: country.countryName!))"
        }

For Normal View with country code filter

For UITableView

        let dropDown = VPAutoComplete()
        dropDown.dataSource = countryArray
        dropDown.onTextField = textField // Your TextField
        dropDown.show(onTableView: self.tableView, atIndexPath: indexPath) { (str, index) in
            print("string : \(str) and Index : \(index)")
            let country : CountryModel = self.countryArray[index]
            textField.text = "\(String(describing: country.countryCode!)) \(String(describing: country.countryName!))"
        }

Requirment

Xcode 9 and iOS 11.0 Code is written in swift 4

Installation

Copy Source folder in Your project and Un-Zip CountryResources for getting Countries data and start using. Note If you not unzip CountryResources. It will be crash.

Author

• Vivek Padaya

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details