Swift Compatibility? about flatuikit HOT 14 CLOSED

It should be possible, I actually haven't tried a project, but I will tonight. Have you imported objc code into swift before? If not definitely take a look at the guide here. I don't foresee any problems.

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Yeah I've been able to import objc code into my swift just not with the flatuikit. I get some strange architecture errors when trying to compile say let alertview: FUIAlertView = FUIAlertView()

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Hi Jamie, I was wondering if you actually were able to get the kit working with swift or what results you found?

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@ShayanMahdavi Just setup a test project for this. (Empty project)

First, made sure I had a bridging header

Then, added

#import "FlatUIKit.h"

to the header.

Then from swift:

let alertView : FUIAlertView = FUIAlertView()

compiles fine. Make sure your minimum target is > iOS6, as flatuikit only supports down to iOS6.

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Ok yeah I guess it wasn't a swift compatibility issue. Turns out my podfile wasn't configured properly with my project and was the reason we were getting linking errors upon use with the FlatUIKit. I instead just installed the kit manually and that seemed to work as a fix for me.

@jamieomatthews Thanks for looking into the issue with me!

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@ShayanMahdavi np

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I can use FlatUIKit normally except for FUIAlertView. I got a build error below when I initialize FUIAlertView.

Code

FUIAlertView(title: "a", message: "a", delegate: self, cancelButtonTitle: "a", otherButtonTitles: "a")

I got build error

Extra argument 'otherButtonTitles' in call

Any help will be appreciated. I posted my question to stackoverflow

Thanks

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Have you tried it like this? This is a bug with swift interacting with obj c I believe

let alert = FUIAlertView()
alert.title = "Title"
alert.message = "Message"
alert.addButtonWithTitle("Ok")
alert.show()

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@ShayanMahdavi Hi. Thanks for your reply. Yes I have tried that but it did not work. A transparent view was appeared on my viewcontroller but the dialog was not appeared.

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Any chance to resolve issue with not appearing FUIAlertView?

When I defined few properties like this:

alert.titleLabel.font = UIFont.boldFlatFontOfSize(16)
alert.messageLabel.textColor = .cloudsColor()
alert.messageLabel.font = .flatFontOfSize(14)
alert.backgroundOverlay.backgroundColor = .cloudsColor()
alert.alertContainer.backgroundColor = .midnightBlueColor()

each line gives error:
fatal error: unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping an Optional value

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@bardonadam how is alert defined?

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@jamieomatthews same way as you shown in your comment

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@bardonadam that code above worked file for me. Must be something about accessing title labels, etc that is crashing. Feel free to open a seperate issue

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@y-zono Did you ever figure out a solution to your problem? I'm having the same issue with FUIAlertView.

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