KLCPopup

KLCPopup is a simple and flexible iOS class for presenting any custom view as a popup. It includes a variety of options for controlling how your popup appears and behaves.

##Installation

Drag the KLCPopup/KLCPopup folder into your project.
#import "KLCPopup.h" where appropriate.

##Usage

(see sample Xcode project in /KLCPopupExample)

Creating a Popup

Create a popup for displaying a UIView using default animations and behaviors (similar to a UIAlertView):

+ (KLCPopup*)popupWithContentView:(UIView*)contentView;

Or create a popup with custom animations and behaviors. Customizations can also be accessed via properties on the popup instance:

+ (KLCPopup*)popupWithContentView:(UIView*)contentView
						 showType:(KLCPopupShowType)showType
					  dismissType:(KLCPopupDismissType)dismissType
						 maskType:(KLCPopupMaskType)maskType
		 dismissOnBackgroundTouch:(BOOL)shouldDismissOnBackgroundTouch
			dismissOnContentTouch:(BOOL)shouldDismissOnContentTouch;

Note: You may pass nil for contentView when creating the popup, but you must assign a contentView to the popup before showing it!

Also you must give your contentView a size before showing it (by setting its frame), or it must size itself with AutoLayout.

Showing a Popup

Show popup in middle of screen.

- (void)show;

There are two ways to control where your popup is displayed:

Relative layout presets (see KLCPopup.h for options).
```
 - (void)showWithLayout:(KLCPopupLayout)layout;
```

Explicit center point relative to a view's coordinate system.

 - (void)showAtCenter:(CGPoint)center inView:(UIView*)view;

If you want your popup to dismiss automatically (like a toast in Android) you can set an explicit duration:

- (void)showWithDuration:(NSTimeInterval)duration;

Dismissing a Popup

There are a few ways to dismiss a popup:

If you have a reference to the popup instance, you can send this message to it. If animated, then it will use the animation specified in dismissType. Otherwise it will just disappear:

- (void)dismiss:(BOOL)animated;

If you lost your reference to a popup or you want to make sure no popups are showing, this class method dismisses any and all popups in your app:

+ (void)dismissAllPopups;

Also you can call this category method from UIView(KLCPopup) on your contentView, or any of its subviews, to dismiss its parent popup:

- (void)dismissPresentingPopup; // UIView category

Customization

Animation used to show your popup:

@property (nonatomic, assign) KLCPopupShowType showType;

Animation used to dismiss your popup:

@property (nonatomic, assign) KLCPopupDismissType dismissType;

Mask prevents touches to the background from passing through to views below:

@property (nonatomic, assign) KLCPopupMaskType maskType;

Popup will automatically dismiss if the background is touched:

@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL shouldDismissOnBackgroundTouch;

Popup will automatically dismiss if the contentView is touched:

@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL shouldDismissOnContentTouch;

Override alpha value for dimmed background mask:

@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat dimmedMaskAlpha;

Blocks

Use these blocks to synchronize other actions with popup events:

@property (nonatomic, copy) void (^didFinishShowingCompletion)();

@property (nonatomic, copy) void (^willStartDismissingCompletion)();

@property (nonatomic, copy) void (^didFinishDismissingCompletion)();

Example

UIView* contentView = [[UIView alloc] init];
contentView.backgroundColor = [UIColor orangeColor];
contentView.frame = CGRectMake(0.0, 0.0, 100.0, 100.0);
	
KLCPopup* popup = [KLCPopup popupWithContentView:contentView];
[popup show];

Notes

This version is only to include the Keyboard Handle.

Interface Orientation

KLCPopup supports Portrait and Landscape by default.

Deployment

KLCPopup requires iOS 7.

Devices

KLCPopup supports iPhone and iPad.

ARC

KLCPopup requires ARC.

TODO

Add support for drag-to-dismiss.
Add 'blur' option for background mask

##Credits KLCPopup was created by Jeff Mascia and the team at Kullect, where it's used in the Shout Photo Messenger app. Aspects of KLCPopup were inspired by Sam Vermette's SVProgressHUD.

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