The iOS Donut Progress Bar is an iOS library that you can integrate in your project to present data in a graphical way. Furthermore, it will allow you to get a live preview of the design right in the Interface Builder.

• Customizable width and color for line and border of the outer/inner circle.
• Customizable text label.
• Customizable color, opacity, radius, and offset for shadow of the inner and outer circle
• Supports the iOS 8 adaptive layout

You can change all of this in the interface builder or in runtime.

Drag the BCDoughtnutPercentageFramework from BCDoughtnutpercentageContents folder to your project. And after, go to “General” where you should see “Embedded Libraries”, from there add the framework.

Next, add all the files from BCDoughtnutPercentageView to your project by dragging the folder.

You can now use the BCDoughnutPercentageView as the class of uiview. Drag a UIview from the object library then change its class name to “BCDoughnutPercentageView”. You can now customize its properties from the attribute inspector.

circleView.outerRadius = 20

circleView.oColor = UIColor(red: 244/255, green: 156/255, blue: 45/255, alpha: 1)

circleView.percentage = 75

circleView.fontSize = 25

circleView.noOfDecimals = 0

Note: Don’t forget to apply the changes when a property have been change by calling: circleView.animateCircle(1.0)

To be able to use the Donut Progress Bar, you must first purchase the framework at this site.