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Create any popup in no time. Keep your code clean.
Try demo we prepared | Framework documentation | Roadmap
Popups | Alerts | Resizable Sheets | Banners |
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📱 | Three positions for the popups: Top, Center or Bottom |
🎁 | Stackable popups |
🐫 | Three height modes: Automatic, Large or Fullscreen |
⛹️ | Resizable popups |
🍃 | Automatic dismissal |
🖖 | Super easy to use from any place in the code |
🚧 | Fully customizable |
🕺 | Beautiful animations |
🤏🏼 | Gestures support |
🍏 | Works with SwiftUI sheets |
🖥️ | Supports iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS and visionOS |
⚡️ | Supports Swift 6 |
🚀 | ... and others |
MijickPopups library solves two seemingly contradictory problems - to allow developers to create fully customizable popup views, and to make the process as simple as possible. Here is why we think we have successfully met these objectives:
For your convenience and to enhance code clarity, we have consolidated all the key actions into a single line of code.
Developers have various programming styles, and we understand and respect that. Therefore, our framework is engineered in such a way that you can open or close a popup view from anywhere in your code.
The framework was developed not to limit your creativity; we give you the freedom to experiment with the appearance of your popups.
You can display popups created with our framework in one of three positions on the screen: at the bottom, in the center, or at the top. This allows you to create the most common objects, including popups, popovers, alerts, notifications, and more.
Whether you want to present multiple notifications to the user, or show terms and conditions before they log in, the framework makes it possible - it allows you to keep as many popups on the screen as you want. Inactive popups are stacked in a visually appealing way.
We decided to reach out to developers who, for various reasons, want to use native sheets and alerts alongside our framework. From now on, this is possible, and in the near future, we will also add the ability to call sheets in a native SwiftUI style, allowing you to integrate our framework into your existing projects as well.
Visit the framework's documentation page to learn how to integrate your project with MijickPopups.
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To contribute a feature or idea to MijickPopups, create an issue explaining your idea or bring it up on Discord.
If you find a bug, please create an issue.
If you would like to contribute, please refer to the Contribution Guidelines.
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