Dropdown notification view for iOS
AFDropdownNotification
Dropdown notification view for iOS
Installation
If you're using CocoaPods, just add this line to your Podfile:
pod 'AFDropdownNotification', '~> 1.0'
If you're not, import these files to your project:
AFDropdownNotification.h
AFDropdownNotification.m
Usage
First of all, init your AFDropdownNotification class and set your main class as AFDropdownNotificationDelegate
:
AFDropdownNotification *notification = [[AFDropdownNotification alloc] init];
notification.notificationDelegate = self;
You can configure the title text with the titleText
property, the subtitle text with subtitleText
, an optional left image defined as image
, and two optional buttons, with topButtonText
and bottomButtonText
. For example:
notification.titleText = @"Update available";
notification.subtitleText = @"Do you want to download the update of this file?";
notification.image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"update"];
notification.topButtonText = @"Accept";
notification.bottomButtonText = @"Cancel";
If you want to hide the notification by tapping it, set dimissOnTap
to YES:
notification.dismissOnTap = YES;
To present it, you can choose if you want to use UIKit dynamics (which will include a subtle bounce) or a regular lineal UIKit animation:
[notification presentInView:self.view withGravityAnimation:YES];
Finally, to handle the buttons taps, implement the two methods defined by the delegate, -dropdownNotificationTopButtonTapped
and -dropdownNotificationBottomButtonTapped
.
-(void)dropdownNotificationTopButtonTapped {
NSLog(@"Top button tapped");
}
-(void)dropdownNotificationBottomButtonTapped {
NSLog(@"Bottom button tapped");
}
Also, you can use blocks:
[_notification listenEventsWithBlock:^(AFDropdownNotificationEvent event) {
switch (event) {
case AFDropdownNotificationEventTopButton:
// Top button
break;
case AFDropdownNotificationEventBottomButton:
// Bottom button
break;
case AFDropdownNotificationEventTap:
// Tap
break;
default:
break;
}
}];