A pure Swift GUI library for displaying various popups (HUD) that fits any scrollview and supports iPhone X.
SwiftNotice is a lightweight GUI library for iOS that enables developers to display various popup notifications and HUDs (Heads-Up Displays) in their applications. It provides a simple way to show success, error, info, and wait indicators with minimal code, solving the problem of implementing consistent user feedback across iOS apps.
iOS developers building Swift applications who need a straightforward way to display user notifications, loading indicators, and status messages without complex setup or external dependencies.
Developers choose SwiftNotice because it's written in pure Swift with no external dependencies, offers a dead-simple API that requires just one line of code, and provides professional-looking notifications that automatically adapt to different view types including scrollviews and modern iPhone layouts.
GUI library for displaying various popups (HUD), written in pure Swift.
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Written entirely in Swift with no external dependencies, ensuring native compatibility and reducing project bloat, as stated in the README.
Allows displaying notifications with just one line of code, such as self.pleaseWait() or self.noticeSuccess(), simplifying user feedback implementation.
Works in any UIView, UIScrollView, UIViewController, or subclass, making it versatile for different app contexts, including scrollview-heavy applications.
Installation involves adding a single Swift file, bypassing dependency managers and minimizing integration effort, as described in the README.
Maintained in separate branches for Swift 1.2 to 4, which complicates support and requires manual handling for different Xcode versions.
Focused on simplicity, it lacks advanced features for theming, animations, or adapting to iOS design system updates like dark mode.
Primary documentation is a wiki link with minimal examples, offering little guidance on configuration or edge cases beyond basic usage.