PopupViewController

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PopupViewController

October 29, 2023

UIAlertController drop in replacement with much more customization

You can literally replace UIAlertController by PopupViewController and UIAlertAction by PopupAction and you’re done. Does not support Action Sheet for now, just alert mode.

Simple example.


                                              
                                                let alert = PopupViewController(title: “Alert title”, message: “Alert message, which can be very long and etc….”)

alert.addAction(PopupAction(title: “Ok”, type: .positive, handler: nil))

present(alert, animated: true, completion: nil)

Result:

By default it come with a dark theme, but where it become powerful is that you can customize it.

Example:


                                              
                                                var customizable = PopupViewController.Customizable()

customizable.titleColor = UIColor.blue

customizable.positiveActionColor = UIColor.red

customizable.messageColor = UIColor.brown

customizable.messageFont = UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 22)

customizable.negativeActionColor = UIColor.brown

customizable.positiveActionColor = UIColor.blue

customizable.negativeActionBackgroundColor = UIColor.black

customizable.positiveActionBackgroundColor = UIColor.white

customizable.positiveActionHighlightColor = UIColor.green

customizable.negativeActionHighlightColor = UIColor.red
let alert = PopupViewController(title: “Alert title”,

message: “Alert message, which can be very long message and all that but nobody will ever read it.”,

customizable: customizable)

alert.blurStyle = .extraLight

alert.addAction(PopupAction(title: “Ok”, type: .positive, handler: nil))

alert.addAction(PopupAction(title: “Cancel”, type: .negative, handler: nil))

present(alert, animated: true, completion: nil)

Result:

Yes this is very ugly. But you know…

You can also set a static Customizable, it’ll be re used if you pass no customizable in the PopupViewController constructor.


                                              
                                                var customizable = PopupViewController.Customizable()

customizable.titleColor = UIColor.blue

customizable.positiveActionColor = UIColor.red

customizable.messageColor = UIColor.brown

customizable.messageFont = UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 22)

customizable.negativeActionColor = UIColor.brown

customizable.positiveActionColor = UIColor.blue

customizable.negativeActionBackgroundColor = UIColor.black

customizable.positiveActionBackgroundColor = UIColor.white

customizable.positiveActionHighlightColor = UIColor.green

customizable.negativeActionHighlightColor = UIColor.red

PopupViewController.sharedCustomizable = alertCustomizable

Installation

Normal

Add pod 'PopupViewController' in your podfile and then run pod install

Dev mode

Clone this repository and and run pod install in both the PopupViewController and Example directory.

Note

It use the amazing Cartography as a dependency for now because I’m a lazy ass and I don’t want to look at the Apple doc for the ugly Autolayout code hint.

GitHub

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