NotificationView

Introduce

You can easily implement iOS Basic Notification screens. There is a default theme and a dark theme. You can attach an image to the Notification screen with only the UIImageView. You can adjust the disappearance time. You can get a delegate or callback for the visible and disappearing states. You can get delegates and callbacks for tap.

Theme	Multiple

Custom	Duration

Rotate

Screen

-	iPhoneSE	iPhone8Plus
Vertical
Horizontal

-	iPhoneX	iPad
Vertical
Horizontal

Theme

default	dark

Type

custom1	custom2

Requirements

NotificationView written in Swift 5.0. Compatible with iOS 8.0+

Installation

Versioning notes

Version 0.2.1 introduces Swift 5.0 support

Version 0.2.0 introduces Swift 4.2 support

Version 0.1.1 introduces Swift 4.0 support

Cocoapods

NotificationView is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'NotificationView'

Swift Package Manager

To integrate NotificationView via SPM into your Xcode 11 project specify it in Project > Swift Packages:

https://github.com/pikachu987/NotificationView

Usage

import NotificationView

DefaultNotification

let notificationView = NotificationView.default
notificationView.title = title
notificationView.subtitle = subtitle
notificationView.body = body
notificationView.image = image
notificationView.show()

MultipleNotification

let notificationView = NotificationView()
notificationView.title = title
notificationView.subtitle = subtitle
notificationView.body = body
notificationView.image = image
notificationView.show()

done!

Property

NotificationView

//Theme for NotificationView. There are dark mode and default mode and custom mode.
notificationView.theme

//The title of the NotificationView.
notificationView.title

//The subtitle of the NotificationView.
notificationView.subtitle

//The body of the NotificationView.
notificationView.body

//The image of the NotificationView.
notificationView.image

//The background color of the NotificationView.
notificationView.backgroundColor

//It is a dictionary that can contain any data.
notificationView.param

//The identifier for the NotificationView.
notificationView.identifier

//The time until the NotificationView is shown and then disappears.
notificationView.hideDuration

//An UIImageView that displays the AppIcon image.
notificationView.iconImageView

//An UILabel that displays the AppName text.
notificationView.appNameLabel

//An UILabel that displays the Date text.
notificationView.dateLabel

//An UILabel that displays the Title text.
notificationView.titleLabel

//An UILabel that displays the Subtitle text.
notificationView.subtitleLabel

//An UILabel that displays the Body text.
notificationView.bodyLabel

//An UIImageView that displays the Image.
notificationView.imageView

Method

NotificationView Show

notificationView.show()

notificationView.show { (state) in
    print("callback: \(state)")
}

notificationView.showAfter(0.1)

notificationView.showAfter(0.1) { (state) in
    print("callback: \(state)")
}

NotificationView Hide

notificationView.hide()

notificationView.hideAfter(0.1)

Delegate

class ViewController: UIViewController {

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        let notificationView = NotificationView()
        notificationView.delegate = self
    }
}

extension ViewController: NotificationViewDelegate {

    /**
    Called when NotificationView is willAppear.
    - Parameters:
    - notificationView: NotificationView
    */
    func notificationViewWillAppear(_ notificationView: NotificationView) {
        print("delegate: notificationViewWillAppear")
    }

    /**
    Called when NotificationView is didAppear.
    - Parameters:
    - notificationView: NotificationView
    */
    func notificationViewDidAppear(_ notificationView: NotificationView) {
        print("delegate: notificationViewDidAppear")
    }

    /**
    Called when NotificationView is willDisappear.
    - Parameters:
    - notificationView: NotificationView
    */
    func notificationViewWillDisappear(_ notificationView: NotificationView) {
        print("delegate: notificationViewWillDisappear")
    }

    /**
    Called when NotificationView is didDisappear.
    - Parameters:
    - notificationView: NotificationView
    */
    func notificationViewDidDisappear(_ notificationView: NotificationView) {   
        print("delegate: notificationViewDidDisappear")
    }

    /**
    Called when the NotificationView is touched.
    - Parameters:
    - notificationView: NotificationView
    */
    func notificationViewDidTap(_ notificationView: NotificationView) {
        print("delegate: notificationViewDidTap")
    }
}

Custom

let notificationView = NotificationView()
notificationView.title = title
notificationView.subtitle = subtitle
notificationView.body = body
notificationView.image = image

notificationView.theme = .custom
notificationView.backgroundColor = .red
notificationView.appNameLabel.textColor = .blue
notificationView.dateLabel.textColor = .blue
notificationView.titleLabel.textColor = .blue
notificationView.subtitleLabel.textColor = .blue
notificationView.bodyLabel.textColor = .blue

notificationView.show()

Author

pikachu987, [email protected]

License

NotificationView is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.