A lightweight Swift library for displaying customizable in-app messages and notifications on iOS.
GSMessages is a Swift library for iOS that provides a simple and flexible way to display in-app messages and notifications. It offers a clean, customizable UI to show success, error, warning, and info messages with various animations and positions, enhancing user feedback without complex setup.
iOS developers building Swift applications who need to display transient status messages, alerts, or notifications within their app's interface.
Developers choose GSMessages for its straightforward API, high customizability including animations, positioning, and styling, and its focus on simplicity and ease of integration compared to more heavyweight or complex notification libraries.
A simple style messages/notifications, in Swift.
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Supports success, error, warning, and info styles with distinct background colors, making it easy to convey different statuses visually without extra configuration.
Offers slide and fade animations with adjustable distance and duration, as shown in the README options like .slide(.distance(50)), allowing for smooth, tailored feedback.
Messages can be displayed at the top or bottom of the screen or any view, with support for safe area insets and margins, providing layout adaptability.
Includes extensive settings for auto-hide, tap handling, padding, and text alignment, enabling fine-tuned control over message behavior and appearance.
The library is built for UIKit and doesn't offer native compatibility with SwiftUI, limiting its use in modern iOS projects adopting Apple's latest UI framework.
GSMessages focuses on display-only messages and lacks built-in support for adding buttons or actions, requiring additional work for more complex notification interactions.
Handling multiple messages in sequence isn't natively managed, as the README doesn't mention queuing, which can lead to overlaps or conflicts without custom implementation.