TAlertView

TAlertView is a flat customizable alertView, written in Swift

Requirements

iOS 12.0+
Swift 5

From CocoaPods

TAlertView is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'TAlertViews'

Second, install TAlertView into your project:

pod install

Swift Package

TAlertView is designed for Swift 5. To depend on the logging API package, you need to declare your dependency in your Package.swift

.package(url: "https://github.com/fanta1ty/TAlertView.git", brand: "master"),

Presenting an TAlertView

let alert = TAlertView()
alert.showAlertInView(
    view: self,
    withTitle: "Alert Title",
    withSubtitle: "This is your alert's subtitle",
    withCustomImage: nil,
    withDoneButtonTitle: "",
    andButtons: []
)

withTitle (String): You can leave the title as "" or give it a String.
withSubtitle (String): TAlertView always requires a subtitle, even if you want just a few words, add it here instead of the title (then leave the title as "").
withCustomImage (UIImage?): You can leave this image as nil or give it a UIImage which will show at the top of the alert.
withDoneButtonTitle (String): You can leave this as "" to show "Ok" as the dismiss button for the alert view, or give it an String.
andButtons ([String]): If you want to add buttons to your alert, simply add an array of 1 or 2 button titles as String here, anything more will be ignored as 2 is the max custom buttons you can add

Alert Types

TAlertView comes with 3 pre-designed custom alert types. Success, Caution, or Warning, simply add the type while initializing the TAlertView.

Success

let alert = TAlertView()
alert.makeAlertTypeSuccess()
alert.showAlertInView(
    view: self,
    withTitle: "Alert Title",
    withSubtitle: "This is your alert's subtitle",
    withCustomImage: nil,
    withDoneButtonTitle: "",
    andButtons: []
)

Caution

let alert = TAlertView()
alert.makeAlertTypeCaution()
alert.showAlertInView(
    view: self,
    withTitle: "Alert Title",
    withSubtitle: "This is your alert's subtitle",
    withCustomImage: nil,
    withDoneButtonTitle: "",
    andButtons: []
)

Warning

let alert = TAlertView()
alert.makeAlertTypeWarning()
alert.showAlertInView(
    view: self,
    withTitle: "Alert Title",
    withSubtitle: "This is your alert's subtitle",
    withCustomImage: nil,
    withDoneButtonTitle: "",
    andButtons: []
)

Dismissing TAlertView

There are multiple ways you can dismiss an TAlertView

Close on Outside Touch

When the user taps anywhere outside the alert, you can dismiss it by adding this line:

alert.dismissOnOutsideTouch = true

Auto-Close the Alert

Dismiss the AlertView when a certain time has elapsed after the AlertView is presented, by adding this line:

alert.autoHideSeconds = 5

Author

thinhnguyen12389, thinhnguyen12389@gmail.com

License

TAlertView is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.