ImpressiveNotifications

ImpressiveNotifications are custom in-app notifications with 3 types of layouts. The notifications will animate in and out. They will hide when they are clicked on or with an automatic dismissal. It is also available to add custom behavior when notification is tapped.

Installation

ImpressiveNotifications is available through Carthage.
To install just write into your Cartfile:

github "impresyjna/ImpressiveNotifications"
Ruby

Usage

Call INNotifications.show with a type, data structure and customStyle if you want. Only type is necessary.

Built-in notification types are :
.success
.warning
.danger
.custom(UIView)

Example:

INNotifications.show(type: .danger, data: INNotificationData(title: "Error", description: "Error notification"))
Swift

Configuration

ImpressiveNotifications gives user possibility to customize view.

Custom style

INNotificationStyle is the structure created to customize the appearance of notification.

public struct INNotificationStyle {
    let cornerRadius: CGFloat?
    let backgroundColor: UIColor?
    let titleColor: UIColor?
    let descriptionColor: UIColor?
    let imageSize: CGSize?
}
Swift

Example:

INNotifications.show(type: .danger, data: INNotificationData(title: "Error", description: "Error notification"), customStyle: INNotificationStyle(cornerRadius: 10.0, backgroundColor: .black, titleColor: .red, descriptionColor: .yellow, imageSize: CGSize(width: 100.0, height: 100.0)))
Swift

Custom data, time and completionHandler

INNotificationData is the structure created to customize data on the notification, time and add completionHandler on tap

public struct INNotificationData {
    let title: String
    let description: String?
    let image: UIImage?
    let delay: TimeInterval
    let completionHandler: (() -> Void)?
}
Swift

Example:

INNotifications.show(type: .danger, data: INNotificationData(title: "Danger", description: "Danger notification", image: UIImage(named: "danger"), delay: 20.0, completionHandler: {
            print("Hello")
    } 
))
Swift

Custom view

It is also possible to add custom view created for example in storyboard.

Example:

let storyboard = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil)
let vc = storyboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "CustomViewController")

INNotifications.show(type: .custom(vc.view))
Swift

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