AOPermissionsKit
Clear and easy way for ask permissions in your iOS app written on Objective C.
Usage
For example, you want check access for camera: First we need call singletone AOPermissionsKit.
[[AOPermissionsKit shared] checkCameraAccess];If access already denied we can check it by setDeniedBlockKit method:
[[AOPermissionsKit shared] setDeniedBlockKit:^{
NSLog(@"Denied!");
}];Or if access already granted:
[[AOPermissionsKit shared] setGrantedBlockKit:^{
NSLog(@"Granted!");
}];But what if you want to check access while the user has not yet selected access? In this case, AOPermissionsKit have 2 blocks, called setDeniedFromAlertBlockKit and setGrantedFromAlertBlockKit!
We can see what the user chooses:
[[AOPermissionsKit shared] setGrantedFromAlertBlockKit:^{
NSLog(@"User granted access!");
}];[[AOPermissionsKit shared] setDeniedFromAlertBlockKit:^{
NSLog(@"User denied access!");
}];About
AOPermissionsKit is based on a blocks system to make it easier for many users to adapt it for their own purposes.
Example
AOPermissionsKitExample is in the folder with the project for understanding the operation of this kit.