Android-like toast with very simple interface. (formerly JLToast)

• Queueing: Centralized toast center manages the toast queue.
• Customizable: See the Appearance section.
• String or AttributedString: Both supported.
• UIAccessibility: VoiceOver support.

import Toaster

Toast(text: "Hello, world!").show()

• For iOS 9+ projects with CocoaPods:

  pod 'Toaster'

• For iOS 9+ projects with Carthage:

  github "devxoul/Toaster"
  

• For iOS 9+ and Xcode 11+ projects with Swift Package Manager:

  dependencies: [
      .package(url: "https://github.com/devxoul/Toaster.git", from: "master")
  ]
  

Toast(text: "Hello, world!", duration: Delay.long)
Toast(text: "Hello, world!", delay: Delay.short, duration: Delay.long)

• Removing toast with reference:

  let toast = Toast(text: "Hello")
  toast.show()
  toast.cancel() // remove toast immediately

• Removing current toast:

  if let currentToast = ToastCenter.default.currentToast {
      currentToast.cancel()
  }

• Removing all toasts:

  ToastCenter.default.cancelAll()

Since Toaster 2.0.0, you can use UIAppearance to set default appearance. This is an short example to set default background color to red.

ToastView.appearance().backgroundColor = .red

Supported appearance properties are:

Since Toaster 2.3.0, you can also set an attributed string:

Toast(attributedText: NSAttributedString(string: "AttributedString Toast", attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key.backgroundColor: UIColor.yellow]))

By default, VoiceOver with UIAccessibility is enabled since Toaster 2.3.0. To disable it:

ToastCenter.default.isSupportAccessibility = false

Toaster is under WTFPL. You can do what the fuck you want with Toast. See LICENSE file for more info.