Popup

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• Installation

Just drag and drop the "Popup" folder into your project, and make sure you check the "Copy items into destination group's folder" box

- Then import Popup.h and set the PopupDelegate wherever you need it

#import "Popup.h"

@interface ViewController () <PopupDelegate>

• Creating Popups

- Creating a Basic Popup

Popup *popup = [[Popup alloc] initWithTitle:@"Title"
                                   subTitle:@"Subtitle"
                                cancelTitle:@"Cancel"
                               successTitle:@"Success"];
[popup setDelegate:self];
[popup showPopup];

- Creating a Popup with Blocks

Popup *popup = [[Popup alloc] initWithTitle:@"Title"
                                   subTitle:@"Subtitle"
                                cancelTitle:@"Cancel"
                               successTitle:@"Success"
                                cancelBlock:^{
                                //Custom code after cancel button was pressed
                                } successBlock:^{
                                //Custom code after success button was pressed
}];
[popup setDelegate:self];
[popup showPopup];

- Creating a Popup with Textfields

You can only add at most 3 textfields to Popup. Creating the textfields is as easy as creating an array with the placeholders you want your textfields to have: @[@"Placeholder1", @"Placeholder2", @"Placeholder3"] will create 3 textfields.

If you don't want a certain textfield to have a placeholder, you can leave the string blank: @[@"", @"Placeholder2"] will create 2 textfields, the first one with no placeholder text and the second textfield will have a placeholder of "Placeholder2".

The example below creates a Popup that has one textfield with a placeholder of "Username":

Popup *popup = [[Popup alloc] initWithTitle:@"Title"
                                   subTitle:@"Subtitle"
                      textFieldPlaceholders:@[@"Username"]
                                cancelTitle:@"Cancel"
                               successTitle:@"Success"
                                cancelBlock:^{
                                    //Custom code after cancel button was pressed
                                } successBlock:^{
                                    //Custom code after success button was pressed
}];
[popup setDelegate:self];
[popup showPopup];

- Caveats

You don't need to set anything in Popup if you don't want to. Just set nil values to the values that you don't want.

For example, if you don't want a cancel button, you can do the following:

Popup *popup = [[Popup alloc] initWithTitle:@"Title"
                                   subTitle:@"Subtitle"
                                cancelTitle:nil
                               successTitle:@"Success"];

• Setting Textfield Attributes

After creating a Popup with 1, 2 or 3 textfields, you can still manipulate each individual textfield to your liking.

- Secure entry

Popup has functions that allow you to set a certain textfield to secure. Popup textfields can either be of type @"PASSWORD" or @"DEFAULT" (they are set to @"DEFAULT" or @"" automatically).

The example below will set 3 textfields' entry types. The first and second textfield will have secure entry, and the last textfield will have default entry.

[popup setTextFieldTypeForTextFields:@[@"PASSWORD", @"PASSWORD", @"DEFAULT"]];

- Keyboard Types

You can set each individual textfield's UIKeyboardType by putting the type in an array and passing it through the popup. The types can be either @"DEFAULT", @"ASCIICAPABLE", @"NUMBERSANDPUNCTUATION", @"URL", @"NUMBER", @"PHONE", @"NAMEPHONE", @"EMAIL", @"DECIMAL", @"TWITTER", @"WEBSEARCH (they are set to @"DEFAULT", or @"" automatically).

The exmple below will set 3 textfields' UIKeyboardType by passing in the type as metioned above into an array. The first textfield will be set to UIKeyboardTypeDefault, the second textfield will be set to UIKeyboardTypeTwitter the third will be set to UIKeyboardTypeEmailAddress.

[popup setKeyboardTypeForTextFields:@"", @"TWITTER", @"EMAIL"];

- Keyboard Appearance

To set the overall UIKeyboardAppearance for all textfields in Popup, call one function on your existing Popup: The example below will set all keyboards to have a UIKeyboardAppearanceDark.

[popup setOverallKeyboardAppearance:UIKeyboardAppearanceDark];

• Setting Popup Visual Attributes

- Popup colors

You can pretty much set every color in Popup: Background, border color text labels, even button titles and button backgrounds.

[popup setBackgroundColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];
[popup setBorderColor:[UIColor blackColor]];
[popup setTitleColor:[UIColor darkTextColor]];
[popup setSubTitleColor:[UIColor lightTextColor]];
[popup setSuccessBtnColor:[UIColor blueColor]];
[popup setSuccessTitleColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];
[popup setCancelBtnColor:[UIColor redColor]];
[popup setCancelTitleColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];

- Background Blurs

Background blurs allow Popup to be viewed unobtrusively, disregarding the background content. Popup contains 4 background blur types: PopupBackGroundBlurTypeDark, PopupBackGroundBlurTypeLight, PopupBackGroundBlurTypeExtraLight, PopupBackGroundBlurTypeNone

[popup setBackgroundBlurType:PopupBackGroundBlurTypeDark];

- Popup Corners

You can set if your Popup has rounded corners or not.

[popup setRoundedCorners:YES];

• Setting Incoming and Outgoing Transitions

- Incoming Transitions

Popup has 10 incoming transition types that can be used to add an animation while presenting your Popup.

[popup setIncomingTransition:PopupIncomingTransitionTypeBounceFromCenter];

- Outgoing Transitions

Popup has 10 outgoing transition types that can be used to add an animation while dismissing your Popup.

[popup setOutgoingTransition:PopupOutgoingTransitionTypeBounceFromCenter];

- Tap To Dismiss

Tap the background of Popup to dismiss it. If you've already set a PopupOutgoingTransitionType it'll still trigger when you tap the background.
By tapping the background, you are dismissing Popup which is actually just cancelling it. This means that all delegate methods that return either a "Success" or a "Cancel" will return a "Cancel". This is automatically set to NO.

[popup setTapBackgroundToDismiss:YES];

- Swipe To Dismiss

Swipe Popup to dismiss it vertically (currently working on horizontally). If you've already set a PopupOutgoingTransitionType it will not trigger. By swiping Popup, you are dismissing Popup which is actually just cancelling it. This means that all delegate methods that return either a "Success" or a "Cancel" will return a "Cancel". This is automatically set to NO.

[popup setSwipeToDismiss:YES];

• Delegate Methods

- Appear and Disappear

Set Popup's delegate functions to tell when your Popup is appearing and which button the user pressed when dismissing.

- (void)popupWillAppear:(Popup *)popup;
- (void)popupDidAppear:(Popup *)popup;
- (void)popupWilldisappear:(Popup *)popup buttonType:(PopupButtonType)buttonType;
- (void)popupDidDisappear:(Popup *)popup buttonType:(PopupButtonType)buttonType;

- Button Callbacks

- (void)popupPressButton:(Popup *)popup buttonType:(PopupButtonType)buttonType {
    
    if (buttonType == PopupButtonCancel) {
        //Do whatever when the user taps the "Cancel" button
    }
    else if (buttonType == PopupButtonSuccess) {
        //Do whatever when the user taps the "Success" button
    }
    
}

- Retrieving Textfield Text

For all of the textfields in your Popup, it's easy to get the user's text input. The NSMutableDictionary returns the placeholders as the keys and the text from the textfields as the values. To get the strings from each individual textfields use the NSArray *stringArray to grab the object at a certain index:

- (void)dictionary:(NSMutableDictionary *)dictionary forpopup:(Popup *)popup stringsFromTextFields:(NSArray *)stringArray {
   
    NSString *textFromBox1 = [stringArray objectAtIndex:0];
    NSString *textFromBox2 = [stringArray objectAtIndex:1];
    NSString *textFromBox3 = [stringArray objectAtIndex:2];

}

• To-do

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• License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Mark Miscavage

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