

Installation
Cocoapods:
pod 'JDStatusBarNotification'
(For infos on cocoapods, have a look at the cocoapods website)
Manually:
- Drag the
JDStatusBarNotification/JDStatusBarNotification
folder into your project. - Add
#include "JDStatusBarNotification.h"
, where you want to use it
Usage
JDStatusBarNotification is a singleton. You don't need to initialize it anywhere. Just use the following class methods:Showing a notification
+ (JDStatusBarView*)showWithStatus:(NSString *)status;
+ (JDStatusBarView*)showWithStatus:(NSString *)status
dismissAfter:(NSTimeInterval)timeInterval;
The return value will be the notification view. You can just ignore
it, but if you need further customization, this is where you can access
the view.Dismissing a notification
+ (void)dismiss;
+ (void)dismissAfter:(NSTimeInterval)delay;
Showing progress

+ (void)showProgress:(CGFloat)progress; // Range: 0.0 - 1.0
Showing activity

+ (void)showActivityIndicator:(BOOL)show
indicatorStyle:(UIActivityIndicatorViewStyle)style;
Showing a notification with alternative styles
Included styles:
Use them with the following methods:
+ (JDStatusBarView*)showWithStatus:(NSString *)status
styleName:(NSString*)styleName;
+ (JDStatusBarView*)showWithStatus:(NSString *)status
dismissAfter:(NSTimeInterval)timeInterval
styleName:(NSString*)styleName;
To present a notification using a custom style, use the identifier
you specified in addStyleNamed:prepare:
. See Customization below.Beware
@goelv informed me, that his app got rejected because of a status bar overlay (for violating 10.1/10.3). So don't overuse it. Although this is the first case I heard of. I even shipped an App myself using this class. It had no problems.Customization
+ (void)setDefaultStyle:(JDPrepareStyleBlock)prepareBlock;
+ (NSString*)addStyleNamed:(NSString*)identifier
prepare:(JDPrepareStyleBlock)prepareBlock;
The prepareBlock
gives you a copy of the default style, which can be modified as you like:[JDStatusBarNotification addStyleNamed:<#identifier#>
prepare:^JDStatusBarStyle*(JDStatusBarStyle *style) {
// main properties
style.barColor = <#color#>;
style.textColor = <#color#>;
style.font = <#font#>;
// advanced properties
style.animationType = <#type#>;
style.textShadow = <#shadow#>;
style.textVerticalPositionAdjustment = <#adjustment#>;
// progress bar
style.progressBarColor = <#color#>;
style.progressBarHeight = <#height#>;
style.progressBarPosition = <#position#>;
return style;
}];
Animation Types
JDStatusBarAnimationTypeNone
JDStatusBarAnimationTypeMove
JDStatusBarAnimationTypeBounce
JDStatusBarAnimationTypeFade
Progress Bar Positions
JDStatusBarProgressBarPositionBottom
JDStatusBarProgressBarPositionCenter
JDStatusBarProgressBarPositionTop
JDStatusBarProgressBarPositionBelow
JDStatusBarProgressBarPositionNavBar
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