Q:

Custom skins for iOS library

Background
I need to deliver library which will be used in other projets. It's front end to server API - contains API client and a few views to input data, make choices, commit changes - usual UI with very generic look & feel. Developer calls "start" it launches view, guides user throught some screens and then launches delegate definied by said developer.
EDIT: To clarify, I've that library up and running, my main concern is what is the best approach when it comes to applying skin from outside of the library.
What I want to achieve

To allow customisation of views by developers using my library
Server API logic should not be altered by developers(so compiled library)
Skinning should be as simple as possible

TL/DR
Is it possible to create compiled iOS library that contains views which can be skinned by typical iOS dev without 1000 page manual :)

A:

Yes, you can distribute it as universal static library or .framework. Currnently both options require custom build scripts, but there are samples like Build fat static library (device + simulator) using Xcode and SDK 4+ . However how you make skinning without 1000 page manual is up to you ;)

