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shpopovercontrollerblocks


SHPopoverControllerBlocks is a versatile popover library for iOS applications. It allows developers to easily present user-friendly popover views in their apps with added customization options. With SHPopoverControllerBlocks, you can enhance user experience by providing helpful menus, tooltips, or context-specific information.


Key Features:

  • Simple integration and quick setup
  • Supports both iPad and iPhone popover presentations
  • Customizable popover appearance
  • Easy handling of tap and dismissal gestures
  • Popover positioning options
  • Supports content view customization
  • Delegate methods for user interaction and events
  • Compatibility with iOS 10.0+


Requirements:

To use SHPopoverControllerBlocks, you need the following:

  • iOS 10.0 or later
  • Xcode 11 or later
  • Swift 5


Installation:

To install SHPopoverControllerBlocks in your iOS project, follow these steps:

  1. Open your Xcode project
  2. Navigate to your project directory
  3. Open the Podfile in a text editor
  4. Add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'SHPopoverControllerBlocks'
  1. Save and close the Podfile
  2. Open Terminal and navigate to your project’s directory
  3. Run the pod install command
  4. Wait for the installation to complete
  5. Open your project using the .xcworkspace file


Usage:

Once the SHPopoverControllerBlocks library is installed, you can start using it in your iOS project. Follow these steps to present a popover:

import SHPopoverControllerBlocks

// Create your content view
let contentView = UIView()
// Set up your content view

// Create an instance of SHPopoverController
let popoverController = SHPopoverController(contentView: contentView)

// Customize popover appearance (optional)
popoverController.backgroundColor = .white
popoverController.borderTintColor = .gray

// Present the popover
popoverController.present(from: presentingView, in: self, animated: true)


Customization Options:

You can customize various aspects of the popover’s appearance and behavior using the following properties:

  • backgroundColor: The background color of the popover.
  • borderTintColor: The color of the popover’s border.
  • arrowColor: The color of the popover’s arrow.
  • arrowDirection: The direction in which the arrow is pointing (Up, Down, Left, Right).
  • dismissOnOutsideTap: Whether to dismiss the popover when the user taps outside the popover.
  • And more…


Delegate Methods:

The SHPopoverControllerDelegate protocol provides the following methods:

  • popoverWillPresent(controller: SHPopoverController): Called just before the popover is presented.
  • popoverDidPresent(controller: SHPopoverController): Called immediately after the popover is presented.
  • popoverWillDismiss(controller: SHPopoverController): Called just before the popover is dismissed.
  • popoverDidDismiss(controller: SHPopoverController): Called immediately after the popover is dismissed.
  • And more…


Examples:

Here’s an example demonstrating how to customize the popover and implement its delegate methods:

class ViewController: UIViewController, SHPopoverControllerDelegate {
    
    var popoverController: SHPopoverController?
    
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        
        let contentView = UIView()
        // Set up your content view
        
        popoverController = SHPopoverController(contentView: contentView)
        popoverController?.delegate = self
        
        popoverController?.backgroundColor = .white
        popoverController?.borderTintColor = .gray
        
        popoverController?.present(from: presentingView, in: self, animated: true)
    }
    
    // MARK: - SHPopoverControllerDelegate
    
    func popoverWillPresent(controller: SHPopoverController) {
        // Handle popover will present event
    }
    
    func popoverDidPresent(controller: SHPopoverController) {
        // Handle popover did present event
    }
    
    func popoverWillDismiss(controller: SHPopoverController) {
        // Handle popover will dismiss event
    }
    
    func popoverDidDismiss(controller: SHPopoverController) {
        // Handle popover did dismiss event
    }
    
    // Other delegate methods...
    
}


Conclusion:

SHPopoverControllerBlocks simplifies the implementation of popover views in iOS applications, allowing you to provide context-specific information or menus to enhance user experience. Its easy integration, customization options, and delegate methods make it a powerful tool for developers. Start implementing dynamic and user-friendly popovers in your iOS app today with SHPopoverControllerBlocks!