A lightweight iOS library to add notification badges to any UIView with customizable appearance and behavior.
RKNotificationHub is an iOS library that allows developers to add customizable notification badges to any UIView. It solves the problem of visually indicating counts or alerts on UI elements like buttons, icons, or tabs without building custom badge logic from scratch.
iOS developers working with UIKit who need to add notification indicators to their app's interface quickly and with minimal effort.
Developers choose RKNotificationHub for its simplicity, lightweight integration, and extensive customization options, enabling professional-looking badges without the overhead of larger UI frameworks.
Make any UIView a full fledged notification center
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Add a badge to any UIView with just a few lines of code, as shown in the README's initial example with RKNotificationHub* hub = [[RKNotificationHub alloc]initWithView:yourView];.
Customize badge colors, size, and position using methods like setCircleColor:labelColor: and setCircleAtFrame:, allowing precise control over appearance.
Easily increment, decrement, and set badge counts programmatically with methods like incrementBy: and the count property, supporting both numeric and indeterminate badges.
Badge automatically expands to accommodate larger numbers, as mentioned in the updates for bubble expansion, ensuring readability without manual adjustments.
The library lacks a mechanism for adding custom animations, as admitted in the 'Areas for Improvements', restricting developers to basic effects like pop.
It's designed for UIKit and does not support SwiftUI, making it unsuitable for modern iOS apps that use SwiftUI exclusively.
Troubleshooting section highlights common issues with circle placement, requiring developers to use moveCircleByX:Y: or setCircleAtFrame: for adjustments, which can be error-prone.