Licence: MIT
Classification: CFNotify
Platform: IOS
Language: Swift
Language: Swift
Device:
iPhone / iPad
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Installation
Carthage (Recommended)
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#CFNotify
github "JT501/CFNotify"
Run carthage update and then add CFNotify.framework and CFResources.bundle into your project
Add the following lines into Cartfile
#CFNotify
github "JT501/CFNotify"
carthage update and then add CFNotify.framework and CFResources.bundle into your projectCocoapods
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pod "CFNotify"
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pod "CFNotify"
Getting Started
There is an example project inside the source code. You are suggested to have a look first and get familiar with this framework.
The Basics
This is the basic function with all default settings, design your own UIView or use CFNotifyView to create one easily.
CFNotify.present(view: UIView)
If you need more custom settings, create your own Config and use the following function.
CFNotify.present(config: Config, view: UIView)
if you want custom tap action, use the following function. (If you use tapHandler, it will override the default tap to hide action)
CFNotify.present(config: Config, view: UIView, tapHandler: (()->Void)?)
CFNotify will put all the views to be shown in queue (First In First Out). You can hide the view programmatically using the following functions.
CFNotify.hide() // hide the current view
CFNotify.hideAll() // hide all the views in queue (Clear the queue)
UIView or use CFNotifyView to create one easily.CFNotify.present(view: UIView)
Config and use the following function.CFNotify.present(config: Config, view: UIView)
tap action, use the following function. (If you use tapHandler, it will override the default tap to hide action)CFNotify.present(config: Config, view: UIView, tapHandler: (()->Void)?)
CFNotify will put all the views to be shown in queue (First In First Out). You can hide the view programmatically using the following functions.CFNotify.hide() // hide the current view
CFNotify.hideAll() // hide all the views in queue (Clear the queue)
CFNotifyView
You can create an alert view quickly and easily by using CFNotifyView class.
Each style has 4 themes: Info, Success, Fail, Warning
Each theme has 2 styles: Light and Dark
CFNotifyView class.Info, Success, Fail, WarningLight and DarkCyber
// Use Pre-set theme
let cyberView = CFNotifyView.cyberWith(title: "Title",
body: "Body",
theme: .info(.light))
//More customizations
let customCyberView = CFNotifyView.cyberWith(titleFont: UIFont,
titleColor: UIColor,
bodyFont: UIFont,
bodyColor: UIColor,
backgroundColor: UIColor,
blurStyle: UIBlurEffectStyle)
// Use Pre-set theme
let cyberView = CFNotifyView.cyberWith(title: "Title",
body: "Body",
theme: .info(.light))
//More customizations
let customCyberView = CFNotifyView.cyberWith(titleFont: UIFont,
titleColor: UIColor,
bodyFont: UIFont,
bodyColor: UIColor,
backgroundColor: UIColor,
blurStyle: UIBlurEffectStyle)
Classic
// Use Pre-set theme
let classicView = CFNotifyView.classicWith(title: "Title",
body: "Body",
theme: .success(.light))
//More customizations
let customClassicView = CFNotifyView.classicWith(titleFont: UIFont,
titleColor: UIColor,
bodyFont: UIFont,
bodyColor: UIColor,
backgroundColor: UIColor)
// Use Pre-set theme
let classicView = CFNotifyView.classicWith(title: "Title",
body: "Body",
theme: .success(.light))
//More customizations
let customClassicView = CFNotifyView.classicWith(titleFont: UIFont,
titleColor: UIColor,
bodyFont: UIFont,
bodyColor: UIColor,
backgroundColor: UIColor)
Toast
// Use Pre-set theme
let toastView = CFNotifyView.toastWith(text: "Text",
theme: .fail(.dark))
//More customizations
let customToastView = CFNotifyView.toastWith(text: String,
textFont: UIFont,
textColor: UIColor,
backgroundColor: UIColor)
// Use Pre-set theme
let toastView = CFNotifyView.toastWith(text: "Text",
theme: .fail(.dark))
//More customizations
let customToastView = CFNotifyView.toastWith(text: String,
textFont: UIFont,
textColor: UIColor,
backgroundColor: UIColor)
Config
You can config CFNotify using Config class. Config class included lots of properties, the following three are the most common:
initPosition : where the view is bornappearPosition : where the view appear positionhideTime : the view will automatically hide after hideTime (default is 3 sec)
Example:
var classicViewConfig = CFNotify.Config()
classicViewConfig.initPosition = .top(.random) //the view is born at the top randomly out of the boundary of screen
classicViewConfig.appearPosition = .top //the view will appear at the top of screen
classicViewConfig.hideTime = .never //the view will never automatically hide
CFNotify using Config class. Config class included lots of properties, the following three are the most common:initPosition : where the view is bornappearPosition : where the view appear positionhideTime : the view will automatically hide after hideTime (default is 3 sec)var classicViewConfig = CFNotify.Config()
classicViewConfig.initPosition = .top(.random) //the view is born at the top randomly out of the boundary of screen
classicViewConfig.appearPosition = .top //the view will appear at the top of screen
classicViewConfig.hideTime = .never //the view will never automatically hide
Delegate
CFNotify provides Delegate methods for some of common events. You need to conform to the CFNotifyDelegate.
func cfNotifyDidAppear() {}
func cfNotifyStartDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}
func cfNotifyIsDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}
func cfNotifyEndDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}
func cfNotifyDidDisappear() {}
func cfNotifyIsTapped() {}
CFNotify provides Delegate methods for some of common events. You need to conform to the CFNotifyDelegate.func cfNotifyDidAppear() {}
func cfNotifyStartDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}
func cfNotifyIsDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}
func cfNotifyEndDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}
func cfNotifyDidDisappear() {}
func cfNotifyIsTapped() {}