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Jaesung-Jung/SwiftyAlert 1.1.1
Simple and elegant way to handle UIAlertController.
⭐️ 9
🕓 16 weeks ago
iOS tvOS
.package(url: "https://github.com/Jaesung-Jung/SwiftyAlert.git", from: "1.1.1")

SwiftyAlert

SwiftAlert is simple and elegant way to handle UIAlertController.

Feature

  • Handle action with async/await
  • Method chain
  • Support UITextField
  • Support text based actions enable or disable
  • Support Popover

Requirements

  • Swift 5.7+
  • iOS 13.0+
  • tvOS 13.0+

Usage

Basic Alert

The basic is build an alert with method chain.

let alert = Alert(style: .alert)
  .title("Title")
  .message("Message")
  .action(.default("Done"))

_ = await alert.present(from: vc)

Handle Action

When closed alert, result is .done or .cancel. .done contains an item passed in from the action. If passed no item, the type is Void.

let alert = Alert(style: .alert)
  .title("Delete")
  .message("Are you sure?")
  .action(.cancel("Cancel"))
  .action(.destructive("Delete")) // destructive style

switch await alert.present(from: vc) {
case .done:
  print("Delete")
case .cancel:
  print("Cancel")
}

Action Sheet (Multiple Actions)

This is an action sheet that passes multiple string items. .done has a selected item.

When providing an action sheet on the iPad, you can set a popover presentation controller with popoverPresentation method.

let sheet = Alert(style: .actionSheet)
  .title("Select")
  .message("Select a fruit")
  .action(.cancel("Cancel"))
  .action(.default("Apple", item: "🍎"))
  .action(.default("Grapes", item: "🍇"))
  .action(.default("Peach", item: "🍑"))
  .popoverPresentation { popover in // for ipad
    popover.sourceView = sourceView
    popover.sourceRect = sourceRect
  }

switch await sheet.present(from: vc) {
case .done(let item):
  print("Select \(item)") // item is [🍎, 🍇, 🍑]
case .cancel:
  print("Cancel")
}

Alert with a text field

You can add and configure text fields using the addTextField method.

When a text field is added, .done has an item and texts.

let alert = Alert(style: .alert)
  .title("Name")
  .addTextField {
    // Configure text field
    $0.placeholder = "Enter a name"
  }
  .action(.cancel("Cancel"))
  .action(.default("Done"))

switch await alert.present(from: vc) {
case .done(_, let texts):
  print("Name is \(texts[0])")
case .cancel:
  print("Cancel")
}

Alert with multiple text fields

You can use textChanged method for the buttons enable or disable dependng on text input.

let alert = Alert(style: .alert)
  .title("Login")
  .message("Login to service")
  .addTextField {
    $0.placeholder = "Account"
  }
  .addTextField {
    $0.placeholder = "Password"
    $0.isSecureTextEntry = true
  }
  .textChanged { texts, actions in
    let account = texts[0]
    let password = texts[1]
    for action in actions where action.style != .cancel {
      action.isEnabled = !id.isEmpty && !password.isEmpty
    }
  }
  .action(.cancel("Cancel"))
  .action(.default("Connect"))

switch await alert.present(from: vc) {
case .done(_, let texts):
  print("account: \(texts[0]), password: \(texts[1])")
case .cancel:
  print("Cancel")
}

License

MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

GitHub

link
Stars: 9
Last commit: 16 weeks ago
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