Question 1

How do I change button colors in Swift-Prompts?

Accepted Answer

You can customize button colors by setting properties like mainButtonBackgroundColor or secondButtonBackgroundColor on the SwiftPromptsView instance. Check the API comments in the SwiftPromptsView class for a full list of customization options.

Question 2

Can Swift-Prompts be used with SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

Swift-Prompts is built for UIKit, so to use it in SwiftUI, you need to wrap it in a UIViewControllerRepresentable. This adds complexity and might not integrate as smoothly as native SwiftUI dialog solutions.

Question 3

Swift-Prompts vs UIAlertController: which is better for custom dialogs?

Accepted Answer

Choose Swift-Prompts for highly branded, interactive dialogs with gestures and unique visuals. Opt for UIAlertController if you need system consistency, built-in accessibility, and simpler implementation without customization.

Question 4

How to handle multiple prompts with Swift-Prompts?

Accepted Answer

Manage multiple prompts by creating separate SwiftPromptsView instances and tracking them in your view controller. Ensure proper delegate assignment and dismissal to avoid memory issues or overlapping UI.

Question 5

What iOS versions does Swift-Prompts support?

Accepted Answer

Swift-Prompts requires iOS 8.0 or later, as specified in the CocoaPods Podfile in the README. It won't work on older versions without modifications.

Question 6

Does Swift-Prompts support dark mode?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't mention dark mode support, so you must manually adjust colors based on the user's interface style, unlike UIAlertController which adapts automatically.

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