I wanted a dead simple way to call SIAlertView (https://github.com/Sumi-Interactive/SIAlertView) in one line, similar to BubbleWrap's App.alert().

Add simple_si to your Gemfile, and run bundle install:

gem 'motion-cocoapods'
gem 'simple_si'

Edit the Rakefile of your RubyMotion project and add the following require line:

# After the line that require Rubymotion
require 'bundler'
Bundler.require

Then add SIAlertView to your pods list in your Rakefile:

app.pods do
  pod 'SIAlertView'
end

Basic:

SimpleSI.alert('Hello World!')

Custom:

SimpleSI.alert({
  title: "My App",
  message: "Are you sure?",
  transition: "drop_down", # or "slide_from_bottom", "slide_from_top", "fade" or "bounce"
  buttons: [
    {title: "Destroy", action: :destroy}, # no type specify become default styling
    {title: "Cancel", type: "cancel"} # action is secondary
  ],
  delegate: self # Needed if you want to call method of a class with your button
})

Here's the string you can pass to the transition property of the constructor (secondary). The default value is "slide_from_bottom".

• "drop_down"
• "slide_from_top"
• "slide_from_bottom"
• "fade"
• "bounce"

You have 3 types of styling for buttons (secondary). The default value is "default" (that's original).

• "default"
• "destructive"
• "cancel"

• Write specs

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