SubscriptionPrompt is a UIViewController with a carousel at the top and a number of rows at the bottom. Written in Swift, works for Objective-C as well.
You can use CocoaPods to install SubscriptionPrompt
by adding it to your Podfile
:
platform :ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!
pod 'SubscriptionPrompt'
Download and drop /SubscriptionPrompt
folder in your project.
Just initialize the SubscriptionViewontroller with the following constructor, you can omit some parameters since they have default values:
init(title: String? = nil, slides: [Slide], options: [Option],
cancelMessage: String? = nil, restoreButtonTitle: String? = nil)
and present it.
Slide
and Option
are structs, use the following inits to create them:
init(image: UIImage?, title: String?, subtitle: String?)
init(title: String?, checked: Bool = false)
To get the index of tapped rows, implement the SubscriptionViewControllerDelegate.
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
subscriptionViewController.delegate = self
}
func subscriptionViewControllerRowTapped(atIndex index: Int) {
print("tapped index: \(index)")
}
animateDraggingToTheRight(duration:)
- animates a little drag to the right and back with the given duration
[ux hint for the user that the carousel is draggable]
Set stylingDelegate: SubscriptionViewControllerStylingDelegate
to customize styles.
There are three optional methods:
optional func subscriptionViewControllerSlideStyle(atIndex index: Int) -> SlideStyle
optional func subscriptionViewControllerOptionStyle(atIndex index: Int) -> OptionStyle
optional func subscriptionViewControllerNotNowButtonStyle() -> OptionStyle
The methods return OptionStyle
and SlideStyle
. They represent the looks of the subscription options at the bottom and of the slides at the top.
Use the following init for OptionStyle
:
init(backgroundColor: UIColor? = nil, textFont: UIFont? = nil,
textColor: UIColor? = nil, accessoryType: UITableViewCellAccessoryType? = nil)
and for SlideStyle
:
init(backgroundColor: UIColor? = nil, titleFont: UIFont? = nil,
subtitleFont: UIFont? = nil, titleColor: UIColor? = nil,
subtitleColor: UIColor? = nil)
The title is customizable via the titleFont
and titleColor
properties.
You can also change the background dim color using the dimColor: UIColor
and dimView: UIView
properties.
- Bug fixes.
- Add closure-based delegation API. Example:
subscriptionVC.rowTapped { idx in
print("tapped index: \(idx)")
}