TestsTested | ✗ |
LangLanguage | Obj-CObjective C |
License | MIT |
ReleasedLast Release | Dec 2014 |
Maintained by Seivan Heidari.
Custom alert that uses storyboards for its layout. Has out of the box Pixate support. Using class names as action, cancel and destructive with message, title and alert-background. Perfect if you want to use several differen styles of alert and button position. Still early 0.1.1 but has loads of features in the pipeline. Check Roadmap for what's planned.
Requires iOS 5 and above. Works wonders with auto layout.
Add the dependency to your Podfile
:
platform :ios
pod 'SHAlert'
...
Run pod install
to install the dependencies.
Next, import the header file wherever you want to use the picker:
#import "SHAlert.h"
Setup your view controller in the storyboard to use 'SHViewControllerAlert' and connect the setOutletCollection and class names as user defined runtime variables on the outlets OR the descriptive outlets themselves (no need for the run time variables then)
pixate class names are such alert-background (view) destructive (button) cancel (button) action (button) title (label) message (label)
And the storyboardId will be the pixate style id
Register the storyboard that contains your alerts.
[SHAlert registerStoryBoard:myStoryboard];
Finally, present the alert when necessary
+(SHViewControllerAlert *)alertControllerWithStoryboardId:(NSString *)storyboardId
withTitle:(NSString *)theTitle
andMessage:(NSString *)theMessage;
-(void)show;
-(void)dismiss;
-(void)setButtonTitleForCancel:(NSString *)theTitle withBlock:(SHAlertButtonTappedBlock)theBlock;
-(void)setButtonTitleForDestructive:(NSString *)theTitle withBlock:(SHAlertButtonTappedBlock)theBlock;
-(void)setButtonTitleForAction:(NSString *)theTitle withBlock:(SHAlertButtonTappedBlock)theBlock;
The storyboardId will be the id in your styling
Usage is provided under the MIT License. See LICENSE for the full details.