A simple, customizable alert view written in Swift, compatible from iOS 7 and usable as a UIAlertController replacement.
DOAlertController is a Swift library that provides customizable alert views and action sheets for iOS applications. It serves as a replacement for Apple's UIAlertController, offering similar functionality with extensive design customization options and support for iOS 7 and later.
iOS developers who need customizable alert dialogs, especially those supporting iOS 7+ or wanting more design control than UIAlertController provides.
Developers choose DOAlertController for its familiar API that mimics UIAlertController while providing complete visual customization, making it easy to replace standard alerts with branded designs without learning a new interface.
Simple Alert View written in Swift, which can be used as a UIAlertController. (AlertController/AlertView/ActionSheet)
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Uses a similar API to Apple's UIAlertController, making it a drop-in replacement that requires minimal code changes for existing iOS projects.
Provides alert functionality on older iOS versions where UIAlertController is unavailable, extending app compatibility backward.
Allows full control over fonts, colors, button states, and text fields, enabling branded alert designs without sacrificing functionality, as shown in the README examples.
Supports both alert popups and action sheets, catering to different user interaction needs within a single library.
Does not support SwiftUI, making it unsuitable for modern iOS apps built entirely with Apple's declarative framework, without additional wrappers.
The README provides only essential examples and lacks comprehensive guides, troubleshooting, or details on advanced usage, which could hinder adoption in complex projects.
While customizable, it doesn't highlight or guarantee accessibility compliance out-of-the-box, which is critical for inclusive app design and may require extra developer effort.