PBTutorialManager enables you to easily create an in-app tutorial for your app.
1.0.4
Simply add to your podfile
pod 'PBTutorialManager'
Copy paste the 'lib' folder on your project (do not forget to include image assets for the arrows)
So PBTutorialManager works with Target's objects and he manages a queue for you to display one after one the target you put on the queue.
<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/paul1893/PBTutorialManager/master/Screenshots/visual_expl.png" width="1000" />
let targetProfilePicture = Target(view: profilePicture)
.withArrow(true)
.heightArrow(50)
.widthArrow(25)
.position(.Bottom)
.shape(JMHoleType.Cirle)
.duration(1.0)
.message("This is a profile picture")
let targetMainImage = Target(view: mainImage)
.withArrow(true)
.heightArrow(50)
.widthArrow(25)
.position(.Bottom)
.shape(JMHoleType.Rect)
.duration(1.0)
.message("This is the main image")
let targetButton = Target(view: button)
.withArrow(true)
.heightArrow(50)
.widthArrow(25)
.position(.Top)
.shape(.Cirle)
.message("This is a button")
.breakPoint(true)
let tutorialManager = TutorialManager(parentView: view)
tutorialManager.addTarget(targetProfilePicture)
tutorialManager.addTarget(targetMainImage)
tutorialManager.addTarget(targetButton)
tutorialManager.fireTargets()
Target has other properties you can play with
textAlignement /* The text alignement */
position /* The position of your text around the highlight view */
shape /* The shape of the mask to highlight the view */
duration /* time duration before to show the next target */
font /* A font that you can modify */
isTapable /* if isTapable is true you can tap to dismiss the target */
closure /* A closure executed after the target has been shown */
persistant /* if persistant the target stay on screen when the next one show up, you can add multiple target one after one */
breakPoint /* breakpoint is a target which attempt a user click to continue */
/* Margins */
topMargin
rightMargin
bottomMargin
leftMargin
topTextMargin
rightTextMargin
bottomTextMargin
leftTextMargin
/* Arrow: it's not very conveniant but for now arrow is an image. Need to update un the future, you can interact with these properties */
withArrow
heightArrow
widthArrow
Thanks to JMHoledView
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Copyright (c) [2016] [Paul Bancarel]
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