CFNotify is written in Swift. Using UIKit Dynamics as animator. It can make ANY UIView object draggable and throwable. This library mainly use for in-app notification and alerts. Let's notice and alert your users in more playable and fun way !

• Work with ANY UIView object !
• Using UIKit Dynamics. Light and Smooth !
• Highly Customizable
• Included three ready to use views: CyberView, ClassicView, ToastView
• Simple to implement

• Swift 4.0+
• Xcode 9
• iOS 9.0+

• Carthage (Recommended)

  Add the following lines into Cartfile

  #CFNotify
  github "hallelujahbaby/CFNotify"

  Run carthage update and then add CFNotify.framework and CFResources.bundle into your project

• Cocoapods

  Add the following lines into Podfile

  pod "CFNotify"

There is an example project inside the source code. You are suggested to have a look first and get familiar with this framework.

This is the basic function with all default settings, design your own UIView or use CFNotifyView to create one easily.

CFNotify.present(view: UIView)

If you need more custom settings, create your own Config and use the following function.

CFNotify.present(config: Config, view: UIView)

if you want custom tap action, use the following function. (If you use tapHandler, it will override the default tap to hide action)

CFNotify.present(config: Config, view: UIView, tapHandler: (()->Void)?)

CFNotify will put all the views to be shown in queue (First In First Out). You can hide the view programmatically using the following functions.

CFNotify.hide() // hide the current view

CFNotify.hideAll() // hide all the views in queue (Clear the queue)

You can create an alert view quickly and easily by using CFNotifyView class.

CFNotifyView included 3 views currently: Cyber, Classic, Toast.

Each style has 4 themes: Info, Success, Fail, Warning

Each theme has 2 styles: Light and Dark

• Cyber

  

  let cyberView = CFNotifyView.cyberWith(title: "Title",
                                          body: "Body",
                                         theme: .Info(.Light))
  
  //More customizations
  let customCyberView = CFNotifyView.cyberWith(titleFont: UIFont,
                                              titleColor: UIColor,
                                                bodyFont: UIFont,
                                               bodyColor: UIColor,
                                         backgroundColor: UIColor,
                                               blurStyle: UIBlurEffectStyle)

• Classic

  

  let classicView = CFNotifyView.classicWith(title: "Title",
                                              body: "Body",
                                             theme: .Success(.Light))
  
  //More customizations
  let customClassicView = CFNotifyView.classicWith(titleFont: UIFont,
                                                  titleColor: UIColor,
                                                    bodyFont: UIFont,
                                                   bodyColor: UIColor,
                                             backgroundColor: UIColor)

• Toast

  

  let toastView = CFNotifyView.toastWith(text: "Text",
                                        theme: .Fail(.Dark))
  
  //More customizations
  let customToastView = CFNotifyView.toastWith(text: String,
                                           textFont: UIFont,
                                          textColor: UIColor,
                                    backgroundColor: UIColor)                                    

You can config CFNotify using Config class. Config class included lots of properties, the following three are the most common:

• initPosition : where the view is born
• appearPosition : where the view appear position
• hideTime : the view will automatically hide after hideTime (default is 3 sec)

Example:

var classicViewConfig = CFNotify.Config()
classicViewConfig.initPosition = .top(.random) //the view is born at the top randomly out of the boundary of screen
classicViewConfig.appearPosition = .top //the view will appear at the top of screen
classicViewConfig.hideTime = .never //the view will never automatically hide

CFNotify provides Delegate methods for some of common events. You need to conform to the CFNotifyDelegate.

func cfNotifyDidAppear() {}

func cfNotifyStartDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}

func cfNotifyIsDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}

func cfNotifyEndDragging(atPoint: CGPoint) {}

func cfNotifyDidDisappear() {}

func cfNotifyIsTapped() {}

• Add SPM support
• Improve the example app
• Add alert view with buttons
• Full documentation

If you find any bugs or encounter some issues regard to this framework, please feel free to open a new issue in Issues page.

You are welcome to contribute into this project, feel free to Pull Request.

CFNotify is released under an MIT License. See LICENSE for details.