Toast-Swift

A Swift Toast view - iOS 14 style - built with UIKit. 🍞

Installation

Swift Package Manager

You can use The Swift Package Manager to install Toast-Swift by adding the description to your Package.swift file:

dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/BastiaanJansen/toast-swift", from: "1.0.5")
]

CocoaPods

pod "ToastViewSwift"

Usage

To create a simple text based toast:

let toast = Toast.text("Safari pasted from Notes")
toast.show()

Or add a subtitle:

let toast = Toast.text("Safari pasted from Notes", subtitle: "A few seconds ago")
toast.show()

If you want to add an icon, use the default method to construct a toast:

let toast = Toast.default(
    image: UIImage(systemname: "airpodspro")!,
    title: "Airpods Pro",
    subtitle: "Connected"
)
toast.show()

Want to use a different layout, but still use the Apple style? Create your own view and inject it into the AppleToastView class when creating a custom toast:

let customView: UIView = // Custom view

let appleToastView = AppleToastView(child: customView)

let toast = Toast.custom(view: appleToastView)
toast.show()

The show method accepts several optional parameters. haptic of type UINotificationFeedbackGenerator.FeedbackType to use haptics and after of type TimeInterval to show the toast after a certain amount of time:

toast.show(haptic: .success, after: 1)

Configuration options

The text, default and custom methods support custom configuration options. The following options are available:

let config = ToastConfiguration(
    autoHide: true,
    displayTime: 5,
    animationTime: 0.2
)

let toast = toast.text("Safari pasted from Notes", config: config)

Custom toast view

Don't like the default Apple'ish style? No problem, it is also possible to use a custom toast view with the custom method. Firstly, create a class that confirms to the ToastView protocol:

class CustomToastView : UIView, ToastView {
    private let text: String

    public init(text: String) {
        self.text = text
    }

    func createView(for toast: Toast) {
        // View is added to superview, create and style layout and add constraints
    }
}

Use your custom view with the custom construct method on Toast:

let customToastView: ToastView = CustomToastView(text: "Safari pasted from Notes")

let toast = Toast.custom(view: customToastView)
toast.show()

Licence

Toast-Swift is available under the MIT licence. See the LICENCE for more info.