A UIButton-based iOS view for displaying material design-like notifications with customizable fade animations.
JTFadingInfoView is an iOS library that creates a Material Design-inspired notification view with smooth fade-in and fade-out animations. It solves the need for visually appealing, customizable in-app notifications, such as login success or failure messages, by providing an easy-to-integrate UI component based on UIButton.
iOS developers looking to add animated notification views to their apps, particularly those seeking Material Design aesthetics and customizable fade animations.
Developers choose JTFadingInfoView for its simplicity, customization options for animation behaviors, and Material Design-like appearance, making it a lightweight alternative to building notification views from scratch.
UIButton-based view with fade in/out animation features
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Offers control over fade directions, durations, and movement distance through properties like fadeInDirection and animationMovement, as detailed in the README's parameter list.
Simple initialization with a frame and label, subclassed from UIButton for familiar usage, as shown in the basic setup example with just a few lines of code.
Implements a notification view inspired by Google's Material Design guidelines, providing a consistent, visually appealing feedback style for iOS apps.
Focuses on providing a straightforward solution for animated notifications without complex dependencies, as emphasized in the philosophy section.
Customization is primarily animation-focused; changing colors, fonts, or other UI elements requires additional work since it's based on UIButton with no built-in properties for these aspects.
The library has only seen bug fix updates since its initial release, with no support for newer iOS features or active development, as indicated by the change history stopping at version 1.0.2.
Being UIKit-based, it cannot be easily integrated into SwiftUI projects without wrappers or compatibility layers, limiting its use in modern iOS development.