this looks like the best library available.
(Although looking to integrate this into an existing project - it's a shame you don't support a title + message.)

➜ Example pod install

[!] Invalid Podfile file: [!] Unsupported options {:exclusive=>true} for target JKNotificationPanel-iPhone..

from /Users/johndpope/Downloads/github.com/JKNotificationPanel-master/Example/Podfile:4

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target 'JKNotificationPanel-iPhone', :exclusive => true do

pod "JKNotificationPanel", :path => "../"

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fyi https://github.com/bryx-inc/BRYXBanner

Hi again,

sorry to bother you again and again. I am trying to use this productive, so I stumble about some issues during testing.

When using JKNotificationPanel with a long text (as in the demo), the text is cut off when being using in a UISplitViewController's DetailView:

Should be "Offline Mode: Detailed product information, images and datasheets are not available when offline."

Edit: Rotation height is broken too, when used in a UISplitVC. After rotation the Panel is cut of at the top (a few pixels).

How to reproduce:
Create UISplitViewController from Xcode project templates, add JKNotification Panel to Detail View. Try to show a long text and/or rotate. Best seen when setting .AllVisible property of SplitView (splitViewController.preferredDisplayMode = UISplitViewControllerDisplayMode.AllVisible), so the Master View does not hide when shown portrait on iPad.

Any idea?

Looks great, thanks for publishing!

Two bugs I noticed when trying the demo:

• Text for Custom Color is positioned slightly off the center. "Success with
  custom color" should be a little lower.

Basic resizing should be easy to implement using autoResizingMask [.FlexibleWidth, .FlexibleHeight] for the bannerView and Label with translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = true. Regarding the position, looks like a constraints to topLayout is needed.. UINavigationBar usually resizes upon rotation.

Cheers,
Frederik

hello can you please support carthage as well thanks

Could you add the possibility to add a selector or send a notification when the panel was touched? I would like to show the panel if the app found a problem and the user should be put to the screen where he can solve the problem when he taps the panel.

I'd like to show the notification at bottom.

Something like:

   public func showBottomNotify(withStatus status: JKType, inView view: UIView, message text:String? = nil) { 
      let panelSize = CGSize(width: view.frame.size.width, height: defaultViewHeight)
      let defaultView = self.defaultView(status,message: text,size: panelSize)
      verticalSpace = UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds.size.height - defaultView.frame.size.height
      self.showNotify(withView: defaultView, inView: view)
   }

Two last small things:

Shouldn't Tab be named Tap? Guess that's a typo (and even if changing it breaks the Api, this is easy to fix for previous users).. You used that name in the Handlers, Actions, Protocol etc.

And the other thing: Is there a way to get some kind of fadeOut Animation when tapping the panel to dismiss? Probably something like the automatic fadeOut?

Edit: Not very DRY but using your code from animateFade() in dismissNotify() too should do the trick.

public func dismissNotify() {
        if let view = self.view {
            var frame = self.view.frame
            frame.size.height = -10

            let fade = {
                self.view.alpha = 0
                self.view.frame = frame
            }

            let fadeComplete = { (success:Bool) -> Void in
                view.removeGestureRecognizer(self.tapGesture )
                view.removeFromSuperview()
                self.view = nil
                self.withView = nil

                if let delegate = self.delegate {
                    delegate.notificationPanelDidDismiss()
                } else if let userDismissAction = self.dismissAction {
                    userDismissAction()
                }
            }

            UIView.animateWithDuration(0.2, animations: fade, completion: fadeComplete)
        }
    }