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StatusAlert is an iOS framework that displays status alerts similar to Apple's system self-hiding alerts. It is well suited for notifying user without interrupting user flow in iOS-like way.
It looks very similar to the alerts displayed in Podcasts, Apple Music and News apps.
- System-like look and feel
- Reduce transparency mode support
- VoiceOver support
- Safe Areas support
- Universal (iPhone & iPad)
- Objective-C support
- Xcode 9.0 or later
- iOS 9.0 or later
- Swift 3.2 or later
To install StatusAlert using CocoaPods, add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'StatusAlert', '~> 0.11.0'To install StatusAlert using Carthage, add the following line to your Cartfile:
github "LowKostKustomz/StatusAlert" ~> 0.11.0To install StatusAlert using Swift Package Manager add this to your dependencies in a Package.swift file:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/LowKostKustomz/StatusAlert.git", .exact("0.11.0"))
]You can also add this project:
- as git submodule
- simply download and copy source files to your project
StatusAlert is fully compatible with Objective-C. To import it to your project just add the following line:
@import StatusAlert;
Demo application is included in the StatusAlert workspace. To run it clone the repo.
// Importing framework
import StatusAlert
// Creating StatusAlert instance
let statusAlert = StatusAlert.instantiate(
withImage: UIImage(named: "Some image name"),
title: "StatusAlert title",
message: "Message to show beyond title",
canBePickedOrDismissed: isUserInteractionAllowed
)
// Presenting created instance
statusAlert.showInKeyWindow()All the alert components (
image,title,message) are optional, but at least one should be present. Otherwiseshow()method will be ignored.IMPORTANT
The alert must be presented only from the main thread, otherwise application will crash with an appropriate error.
Wiki with more content and examples available
Present alert with any set of image, title and message
Display alert anywhere you want, either on the top, in the center or at the bottom of the view, and with any offset.
You can customize a single alert's appearance via the StatusAlert's appearance property or for all alerts at once with StatusAlert.Appearance's common property
var titleFont: UIFont
var messageFont: UIFont
var tintColor: UIColor
var backgroundColor: UIColorAlert will hide itself after 2 seconds timeout.
You can also pass canBePickedOrDismissed: true into StatusAlert's instantiate method. After that you will also be able to dismiss the alert manually by tap it and long tap the alert to delay dismissal.
Feel free to submit pull request if you are using this framework in your apps.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2017-2018 LowKostKustomz mierosh@gmail.com
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