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https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit

Use the iPhone X notch in creative ways 👩‍🎨👨‍🎨.
https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit

design draw iphone-x swift-4 swift-framework toolbar ui uiview

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Use the iPhone X notch in creative ways 👩‍🎨👨‍🎨.

Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit
Owner: AFathi
License: mit
Created: 2017-09-26T05:22:13.000Z (about 7 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2017-11-09T18:13:07.000Z (almost 7 years ago)
Last Synced: 2024-08-04T11:42:37.170Z (3 months ago)
Topics: design, draw, iphone-x, swift-4, swift-framework, toolbar, ui, uiview
Language: Swift
Homepage:
Size: 26.3 MB
Stars: 57
Watchers: 4
Forks: 3
Open Issues: 1
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE

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README

        # NotchToolkit

NotchToolkit is a framework for iOS that allow developers use the iPhone X notch space in creative ways.

Inspired by 


I was working on this idea of blending app design with the #iPhoneX notch. 📲🤗 pic.twitter.com/lj2AhxWNeE
— Luboš Volkov⚡️ (@0therPlanet) September 18, 2017



| Table of Contents  |  Description       |

| ------------------ |:------------------:|

| [Documentation](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki) | Describes the configuration options `NotchToolkit` offers |

| [Preview](#preview)                                        | Displays preview images of `NotchToolkit` features |

| [Compatibility](#compatibility) | Describes the `NotchToolkit` device and iOS compatibality |

| [Example Project](#example-project) | Explains how to run the example project provided in this repository |

| [Installation](#installation) | Describes the [CocoaPods](#cocoapods), [Carthage](#carthage), and [Manual](#manual) options to install `NotchToolkit`   |

| [Implementation](#implement-in-your-project) | Lists the steps needed to implement `NotchToolkit` into your project |

| [More Options](#more-options) | Describes an extra feature `NotchToolkit` supports |

| [License](#license) | Describes `NotchToolkit` license |

## Preview

[**NotchImageView**](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchImageView)

![imageViewPreview](http://ahmedbekhit.com/magic_notch_img.gif)

[**NotchToolbar**](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbar)

![toolbarPreview](http://ahmedbekhit.com/toolbar_preview.gif)

[**Draw Notch**](#more-options)

![drawPreview](drawNotch.gif)

## Compatibility

Although `NotchToolkit` is made for iPhone X, it can be implemented in older iPhone devices. This framework was tested on:

1. iPhone X

2. iPhone 8 plus, 7 plus, 6s plus and 6 plus

3. iPhone 8, 7, 6s and 6

4. iPhone SE and 5s

`NotchToolkit` requires

- iOS 11

- Swift 3.2 or higher

`NotchToolkit` has options to customize your Toolbar and UIView,

check [**Documentation**](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki) and [**More Options**](#more-options) for more details.

## Example Project

To try the example project, simply download this repo then open `NotchToolkit-Example.xcworkspace` project file, found in the `Example` folder.

## Installation

### CocoaPods

1. Download [CocoaPods](http://cocoapods.org) using this command in `Terminal`

```

$ sudo gem install cocoapods

```

2. Redirect to your project folder in `Terminal`

```

$ cd YOUR_PROJECT_FILE_PATH

```

3. Initialize a pod in `Terminal`

```

$ pod init

```

4. Open Podfile in a text editor and add this line

```

pod 'NotchToolkit'

```

5. Go back to `Terminal` and install the pod

```

$ pod install

```

### Carthage

1. Add this line to the `Cartfile` in your project directory

```

github "AFathi/NotchToolkit"

```

2.  Update your Carthage directory

```

$ carthage update

```

### Manual

Drag the `NotchToolkit.xcodeproj` file into your project then add `NotchToolkit` as an embedded binary of your targets.

## Implement in your project

1. `import NotchToolkit` in a `UIViewController` class

2. Add [`NotchToolbarDelegate`](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbarDelegate) in the delegate section

```

class ViewController: UIViewController, NotchToolbarDelegate

```

3. Add delegate methods

```

//A protocol method that's triggered when the device rotates.

func deviceDidRotate() {

}

//A protocol method that's triggered when an icon is selected.

func didTapToolIcon(_ tools: UICollectionView, toolIndex: IndexPath, section: Int, row: Int) {

}

```

4. Create a [`NotchToolbar`](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbar) global variable

```

let toolbar = NotchToolbar()

```

5. Configure and initialize `toolbar` in `viewDidLoad`

```

toolbar.notch.isVisible = true

toolbar.notch.height = 250

toolbar.toolList = [

//[icon image, title]

[UIImage(named:"pikachusquare")!, "Pikachu"],

//only image icons

UIImage(named:"spongebob")!,

//only string icons (mainly for emojis 😉)

"🤔", "🤓",

"📱", "👩‍💻",

"👨‍💻", "✅", "🔥"]

toolbar.delegate = self

toolbar.initializeToolbar(self)

```

6. Call [`autoResize()`](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbar#func-autoresize) method in the [`deviceDidRotate`](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbarDelegate#func-devicedidrotate) delegate method

```

func deviceDidRotate() {

toolbar.autoResize()

}

```

**You're all set! 🤓**

## Show and Hide `toolbar`

### [showOrHide()](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbar#func-showorhide)

This method allows you to show and hide the `NotchToolbar`. You can call this method in an `IBAction` that handles showing/hiding the toolbar.

```

@IBAction func buttonClicked(_ sender: UIButton) {

toolbar.showOrHide()

}

```

## Handle Icon Selection

1. Make sure you set the [`NotchToolbar`](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbar) delegate to `self`.

2. Handle the icon selection in the [`didTapToolIcon`](https://github.com/AFathi/NotchToolkit/wiki/NotchToolbarDelegate#func-didtaptoolicon_-tools-uicollectionview-toolindexindexpath-section-int-row-int) delegate method:

```

func didTapToolIcon(_ tools: UICollectionView, toolIndex: IndexPath, section: Int, row: Int) {

if row == 0 {

print("first icon")

}else if row == 1 {

print("second icon")

}

}

```

## More Options

This framework include a `UIView` extension that allow you draw a notch bezier path to any `UIView` class or subclass.

### draw(_ notch:curveType, position:curvePosition, curve:CGFloat?, customBounds:CGRect? = nil)

This is a UIView extension that allows you add ovals and rounded corners to any UIView.

- For type `oval`, set `curve` scale from 1.0 - 10.0.

- For type `corner`, `curve` is the radius size.

- Check `curveType` & `curvePosition` for more info.

### Example

```

//horizontalSides draws an oval-based bezier path vertically on the right & left sides of a view.

myView.draw(.oval, position: .horizontalSides, curve: 1.5)

//diagonalAC draws rounded rectangle corners diagonally from topLeft to bottomRight of a view.

myView.draw(.corner, position: .diagonalAC, curve: 35)

```

### Preview

![Demo](drawNotch.gif)

## LICENSE

`NotchToolkit` is under MIT license. Check the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for more details.