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Whisper
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PMAlertController
PMAlertController is a great and customizable alert that can substitute UIAlertController -
Jelly
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RMDateSelectionViewController
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CDAlertView
Highly customizable alertview and alert/notification/success/error/alarm popup written in Swift -
CFAlertViewController
It is a highly configurable iOS library which allows easy styling with built in styles as well as extra header and footer views so that you can make extremely unique alerts and action sheets. -
Swift-Prompts
A Swift library to design custom prompts with a great scope of options to choose from. -
TTGSnackbar
TTGSnackbar shows simple message and action button on the bottom or top of the screen with multi kinds of animation, which is written in Swift3 and inspired by Snackbar in Android. It also support showing custom view, icon image or multi action button. -
RMActionController
This is an iOS control for presenting any UIView in an UIAlertController like manner -
DOAlertController
Simple Alert View written in Swift, which can be used as a UIAlertController. (AlertController/AlertView/ActionSheet) -
RMPickerViewController
This is an iOS control for selecting something using UIPickerView in an UIAlertController like manner -
BPStatusBarAlert
BPStatusBarAlert is a library that allows you to easily make text-based alert that appear on the status bar and below navigation bar. -
RAlertView
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AlertViewLoveNotification
A simple and attractive AlertView to ask permission to your users for Push Notification.
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README
Loaf π Inspired by Android's Toast, Loaf is a Swifty Framework for Easy iOS Toasts
Usage
From any view controller, a Loaf can be presented by calling:
Loaf("Message goes here", sender: self).show()
Which will result in:
Bellow, I will discuss how to further customize your Loaf!
Playground
I've provided an example project to showcase uses of Loaf! Simply clone this repo, and open LoafExamples.xcodeproj
. From here you can see and experiment custom Loaf styles in Examples.swift
Customization
Basic styles
Loaf comes with 4 basic style out of the box.
Success | Error |
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Warning | Info |
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These styles can be specified in the style
property.
For instance, to use Success
styled Loaf, call it like so:
Loaf("This is a success loaf", state: .success, sender: self).show()
Custom styles
Loaf allows you to specify a custom style! This will let you set the colors, font, icon. and icon alignment. Here are some examples of custom Loaf styles!
Colors and icon | Right icon alignment | No icon |
---|---|---|
All of these properties are specified as part of custom state, like so:
Loaf("Switched to light mode", state: .custom(.init(backgroundColor: .black, icon: UIImage(named: "moon"))), sender: self).show()
Presenting and dismissing
Loaf allows you to specify the presenting and dismissing direction. The presenting direction is independant from the dismissal direction. Here are some examples:
Vertical | Left |
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Right | Mix |
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These are specified in the function signature, like so:
Loaf("Loaf message", presentingDirection: .left, dismissingDirection: .vertical, sender: self).show()
Location
Toasts are typically presented at the bottom of the screen, but Loaf allows you to also present them at the top of the screen. Here is an example of a Loaf being presented at the top of the view:
This is also specified in the function signature, like so:
Loaf("Loaf message", location: .top, sender: self).show()
Other
Specify the presentation duration. When presenting a Loaf with .show()
, a presentation duration can be specified. The default value is 4s, but there are presets for 2s and 8s. This is done by using .show(.short)
for 2s, or .show(.long)
for 8s. A custom duration can also be specified with .show(.custom(x))
, where x represents the duration in seconds.
β οΈ New in 0.5.0
:
- A completion handler can be specified in the Loaf
show()
function signature. This block will be called when the dismissal animation is completed, or when the Loaf is tapped. This completion handler is now passed with a enum representing whether the Loaf was tapped or timmed out. Here is an example of using a completion handler:
Loaf(example.rawValue, sender: self).show { dismissalType in
switch dismissalType {
case .tapped: print("Tapped!")
case .timedOut: print("Timmed out!")
}
}
- A Loaf's width can be specified via the
Style
component. The width can be specifed as a fixed size (i.e. 280px) or as a percentage of the screen's width. (i.e.0.8
-> 80%). Here is some example usage:
Loaf(example.rawValue, state: .custom(.init(backgroundColor: .black, width: .screenPercentage(0.8))), sender: self).show()
- Loaf's will now be presented above tab bars, when possible.
- Loaf's can be manually dismissed through a global method:
Loaf.dismiss(sender: self) // Where `self` is the Loaf's presenter
Installation
Cocoapods
Loaf is on Cocoapods! After setting up Cocoapods in your project, simply add the folowing to your Podfile:
pod 'Loaf'
then run pod install
from the directory containing the Podfile!
Don't forget to include import Loaf
in every file you'd like to use Loaf
Requirements
- Swift 4.2+
- iOS 9.0+
Contributing
Pull requests, feature requests and bug reports are welcome π
Thanks to @kirkbyo for helping me through the tough parts of this πͺ
Made with β€οΈ in π¨π¦ by Mat Schmid
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the Loaf π README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.