Malert
  • October 31, 2023

A simple, easy and custom iOS UIAlertView written in Swift


Malert came to facilitates custom alert views as UIAlertController. Malert allows you to personalize your alertView so that it matches your application layout

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements


  • Xcode 10.0+
  • Swift 5.0+

Versioning


  • Swift 3.x: 1.1.5
  • Swift 4.0: 2.0~3.0
  • Swift 4.2: 3.1*
  • Swift 5: 4.0

Installation


Pod

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

pod ‘Malert’

Manually

If you don’t use any dependency managers, you can integrate Malert in your project manually just adding the files which contains Malert Classes.

Congratulations!!! You can run Malert without any dependency managers!

Example


This is a simple example. If you want to know more, check the app Example cause There are more than 10 customizated Malerts.

Malert with custom view

import Malert

let view = ExampleView.instantiateFromNib()
let malert = Malert(customView: view)

let action = MalertAction(title: “OK”)
action.tintColor = UIColor(red:0.15, green:0.64, blue:0.85, alpha:1.0)

malert.addAction(action)

present(malert, animated: true)

How to create actions

To add buttons to your malert There is a function called addAction that you need to provide a MalertAction object to build customizable buttons.

let malert = …

let action = MalertAction(title: “Take the tour”) {
print(“Closure called when action was clicked”)
}

action.cornerRadius = 8
action.tintColor = .white
action.backgroundColor = UIColor(red:0.38, green:0.76, blue:0.15, alpha:1.0)

malert.addAction(action)

For more details check the examples

Customize


Malert provides some attributes to cutomize it:

/* Animation attr */
public var presentDuration: TimeInterval
public var dismissDuration: TimeInterval
public var animationType: MalertAnimationType

/* Container attr */
public var margin: CGFloat
public var cornerRadius: CGFloat
public var backgroundColor: UIColor?

/* Title attr */
public var titleFont: UIFont
public var textColor: UIColor
public var textAlign: NSTextAlignment

/* Buttons attr */
public var buttonsHeight: CGFloat
public var separetorColor: UIColor
public var buttonsSpace: CGFloat
public var buttonsSideMargin: CGFloat
public var buttonsBottomMargin: CGFloat
public var buttonsAxis: UILayoutConstraintAxis

It is very simple how you can do that. Just change malert’s attributes before present it:

let exampleView = ExampleView()

let alert = Malert(customView: exampleView)

//customizing your malert

alert.animationType = .modalRight
alert.buttonsSideMargin = 60
alert.buttonsBottomMargin = 16
alert.buttonsAxis = .horizontal
alert.separetorColor = .clear

Customize actions

Malert enable some attributes to customize each action:

public var tintColor: UIColor
public var backgroundColor: UIColor
public var cornerRadius: CGFloat
public var borderColor: UIColor
public var borderWidth: CGFloat

If you need more attributes to customize it, please let us know, create an issue or a pull request.

GitHub


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#dialog #ios #swift #swiftlibrary
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