abdullahselek / astoast

A Swift extension for using Android style Toast notifications.

Senior Machine Learning Engineer with more than 10 years of experience in software and machine learning engineering with designing, developing, and implementing complex machine learning pipelines, automation and systems. Possessing a strong computer science background and expertise in various programming languages and frameworks. Committed to staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in the field and am always seeking out new and innovative ways to solve complex problems as well as leading development teams and technical discussions. I am passionate about mentoring and training junior team members on machine learning techniques and best practices. Using Github for publishing and contributing to open source projects at the same time working on open source identity verification projects using Machine Learning and Deep Learning techniques. One of the open source projects that I have contributed to was used in Mars 2020 Helicopter Mission.

astoast's Issues

Swift3?

I tried converting this to Swift 3 syntax using the Xcode migrator. But there are 7 errors in ASToast. Can you do a Swift 3 version?

If you already support Swift 3, can you tell me what to write in my pod file in order to install the swift 3 version?

I want to adjust the duration from 3 sec

static let ASToastDuration = TimeInterval(0.5)

any option to edit this without editing pod file?

Why does makeToast takes a AnyObject? as a parameter for position?

One overload of makeToast is like this:

public func makeToast(_ message: String,
                      duration: TimeInterval,
                      position: AnyObject?, // Why is this AnyObject? ?
                      backgroundColor: UIColor?,
                      titleColor: UIColor?,
                      messageColor: UIColor?)

position should be of type ASToastPosition?

Also, the enums should really be renamed swiftily.

public enum ASToastPosition: String {
    case top = "ASToastPositionTop",
    center = "ASToastPositionCenter",
    bottom = "ASToastPositionBotom"
}

Can I set the fade in and fade out time of toasts?

Currently, the toasts take a little more than 1 whole second to fade in, meaning that if I show a toast for one second, it disappears before it even fully fades in. The fade in animation just takes too long. Can I set fade in and fade out durations?