Library for ask permissions. You can check state of permissions, available .authorized, .denied & .notDetermined.

Available ready-use controllers for reqeust permissions: list, dialog & native. Support iPad, dark mode and RTL. Interface in an Apple style. For beginner see Quick Start.

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• Installation
  • Swift Package Manager
  • CocoaPods
  • Manually
• Imports
• Quick Start
• Usage
  • Dialog
  • List
  • Native
• Permissions
• DataSource
  • Denied alert
• Delegate
• Localizations
• Keys in Info.plist
• FAQ
• Other Projects
• Russian Community

Ready for use on iOS 11+. Support iOS, tvOS and SwiftUI. Works with Swift 5+. Required Xcode 12.5 and higher.

The Swift Package Manager is a tool for managing the distribution of Swift code. It’s integrated with the Swift build system to automate the process of downloading, compiling, and linking dependencies.

To integrate SPPermissions into your Xcode project using Xcode 12, specify it in File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency...:

https://github.com/ivanvorobei/SPPermissions

Next choose permissions, which you need. Don't add all permissions, becouse apple will reject you app.

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. For usage and installation instructions, visit their website. To integrate SPPermissions into your Xcode project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile:

pod 'SPPermissions/Notification'

Due to Apple's new policy regarding permission access you need to specifically define what kind of permissions you want to access using subspecs. For example if you want to access Camera, Location & Microphone you define the following:

pod 'SPPermissions/Camera'
pod 'SPPermissions/LocationAlways'
pod 'SPPermissions/Microphone'

pod 'SPPermissions/Camera'

pod 'SPPermissions/Contacts'

pod 'SPPermissions/Calendar'

pod 'SPPermissions/PhotoLibrary'

pod 'SPPermissions/Notification'

pod 'SPPermissions/Microphone'

pod 'SPPermissions/Reminders'

pod 'SPPermissions/SpeechRecognizer'

pod 'SPPermissions/LocationWhenInUse'

pod 'SPPermissions/LocationAlways'

pod 'SPPermissions/Motion'

pod 'SPPermissions/MediaLibrary'

pod 'SPPermissions/Bluetooth'

pod 'SPPermissions/Tracking'

If you prefer not to use any of dependency managers, you can integrate SPPermissions into your project manually. Copy code and add compile flags from CONTRIBUTING.md file.

If you install via Swift Package Manager, you shoud import each module:

import SPPermissions
import SPPermissionsCamera
import SPPermissionsPhotoLibrary

If you install via CocoaPods, you shoud simple import one class:

import SPPermissions

Its required becouse library split to modules. After import you see available permission by typing SPPermissions.Permission.camera for example.

// 1. Choose permissions, which you need:
let permissions: [SPPermissions.Permission] = [.camera, .notification]

// 2. Choose present style:
// 2a. List Style
let controller = SPPermissions.list(permissions)
controller.present(on: self)

// 2b. Dialog Style
let controller = SPPermissions.dialog(permissions)
controller.present(on: self)

// 2c. Native Style
let controller = SPPermissions.native(permissions)
controller.present(on: self)

// 3. Optional: Check permission state (available `authorized`, `denied`, `notDetermined`):
let authorized = SPPermissions.Permission.calendar.authorized

For more details check usage section.

Now available 3 present styles: Dialog, List and Native. Each interface has delegates and a data source. If you want see an example app, open Example Apps/SPPermissions.xcodeproj.

This is a modal alert. I recommend to use of this alert style when your requested permissions are less than three. Usage example:

let controller = SPPermissions.dialog([.camera, .photoLibrary])

// Ovveride texts in controller
controller.titleText = "Title Text"
controller.headerText = "Header Text"
controller.footerText = "Footer Text"

// Set `DataSource` or `Delegate` if need. 
// By default using project texts and icons.
controller.dataSource = self
controller.delegate = self

// Always use this method for present
controller.present(on: self)

Native UITableViewController with support for the iPad. Use it with more than two permissions. An example of how it is used:

let controller = SPPermissions.list([.calendar, .camera, .contacts])

// Ovveride texts in controller
controller.titleText = "Title Text"
controller.headerText = "Header Text"
controller.footerText = "Footer Text"

// Set `DataSource` or `Delegate` if need. 
// By default using project texts and icons.
controller.dataSource = self
controller.delegate = self

// Always use this method for present
controller.present(on: self)

Request permissions with native alerts. You can request many permissions at once:

let controller = SPPermissions.native([.calendar, .camera, .contacts])

// Set `Delegate` if need. 
controller.delegate = self

// Always use this method for request. 
controller.present(on: self)

To check the state of any permission, call SPPermissions.Permission:

let authorized = SPPermissions.Permission.calendar.authorized

Also available denied & notDetermined.

For data source using protocol SPPermissionsDataSource. You can customise cell for permission or provide denied alert texts.

extension Controller: SPPermissionsDataSource {
    
    func configure(_ cell: SPPermissionsTableViewCell, for permission: SPPermissions.Permission) {
        // Here you can customise cell, like texts or colors.
    }
}

If permission denied, you can provide alert to user for propose open settings. Here you can customise text of it alert:

let texts = SPPermissionDeniedAlertTexts()
texts.titleText = "Permission denied"
texts.descriptionText = "Please, go to Settings and allow permission."
texts.buttonText = "Settings"
texts.cancelText = "Cancel"

Next implement method and return:

func deniedAlertTexts(for permission: SPPermissions.Permission) -> SPPermissionDeniedAlertTexts? {
    
    // Custom texts:
    return texts
    
    // or default texts:
    // return .default
}

For get events about hide, allowed or denied, set delegate of protocol SPPermissionsDelegate:

extension Controller: SPPermissionsDelegate {
    
    func didHidePermissions(_ permissions: [SPPermissions.Permission]) {}
    func didAllowPermission(_ permission: SPPermissions.Permission) {}
    func didDeniedPermission(_ permission: SPPermissions.Permission) {}
}

App has ready-use localisation stirngs for en, ar & ru. If you want add more, please, create folder language-id.lproj and make pull request.

If you want use your custom strings, check DataSource section.

You need to add some keys to the Info.plist file with descriptions. List of keys:

• NSCameraUsageDescription
• NSContactsUsageDescription
• NSCalendarsUsageDescription
• NSMicrophoneUsageDescription
• NSAppleMusicUsageDescription
• NSSpeechRecognitionUsageDescription
• NSMotionUsageDescription
• NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription
• NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription
• NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription (iOS 10 and earlier)
• NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription
• NSBluetoothPeripheralUsageDescription (iOS 12 and earlier)
• NSUserTrackingUsageDescription

Do not use the description as the name of the key.

If you use xliff localization export, keys will be create automatically. If you prefer do the localization file manually, you need to create InfoPlist.strings, select languages in the right side menu and add keys as keys in plist-file. See:

"NSCameraUsageDescription" = "Here description of usage camera";

Apple reject app with you import all frameworks and not request it. SPPermissions imported only code, which you choose. Support moduls struct is hard and may looks complex. I tried to make using the library as simple as possible.

Check imports if you install via Swift Package Manager. If you install via CocoaPods, you podfile shoud have second path with module name.

Thanks for contribution! Please, support code style and test iOS and tvOS versions before. For more details about codestyle see AGREEMENTS.md.

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