Please improve the documentation. I had to look into your source code to figure out which class has the function AppearanceConfiguration. That should be in the docs. Also, your cocoa pods version is behind. I had to use the Github version.

imageView.contentMode should be changed to .scaleAspectFit in order to be able to use hi-res images or to customize the imageView height by adjusting multiplier value in imageView.heightAnchor.constraint(equalTo: pageStackView.heightAnchor, multiplier: 0.5)

If we have imageView.contentMode = .center and use hi-res image, the stack renders completely broken.

Even though I've set the view controller as the delegate, the delegate methods don't get called.

` private func showAlert(_ completion: @escaping (_ success: Bool, _ error: Error?) -> Void) { let controller = SPPermissions.native([.notification])

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

    // Always use this method for request.
    // You can pass any controller, this request becouse need implement base protocol.
    controller.present(on: self)
}

// Events
func didAllow(permission: SPPermission) {
    print("Allowed")
}

func didDenied(permission: SPPermission) {
    print("Denied")
}

@objc func deniedData(for permission: SPPermission) -> SPPermissionDeniedAlertData? {
    print("but it got denied")
    if permission == .notification {
        let data = SPPermissionDeniedAlertData()
        data.alertOpenSettingsDeniedPermissionTitle = "Permission denied"
        data.alertOpenSettingsDeniedPermissionDescription = "Please, go to Settings and allow permission."
        data.alertOpenSettingsDeniedPermissionButtonTitle = "Settings"
        data.alertOpenSettingsDeniedPermissionCancelTitle = "Cancel"
        return data
    } else {
        // If returned nil, alert will not show.
        return nil
    }
}`

Action Button Styling appears to have been removed as ActionButtonStyling isn't a member of OnboardKit - inspecting the pod, it doesn't appear you can customize action buttons any longer...

By popular demand exposed contentMode for the imageView of the OnboardPage. It can be set in the AppearanceConfiguration.

Updated README with a list of all customizable properties.

This enables a behavior configuration object that disables the swipe scrolling. That way a user cannot go backwards.

If you have a prompt for enabling location services, for example, after they enable it, going back to that page and tapping the action again may cause indeterminate behavior.

• Add ability to style buttons by exposing them in a closure. This allows for very flexible and extensive styling
• Update README with more documentation on styling
• Update podspec

• You can now set a separate title color to the text color specified
• Improvements to the README file
• Added a more customized example in the example project

Currently the code for the example project gets included in the framework build. This seems to be the result of me not setting up a separate project file for the example project.

Is there a way to advance the page forward. For example, if the user is asked to enable notification, and once they do proceed to the next page with the user having to press next.

@NikolaKirev thanks a lot for the amazing work!

I just experienced the following crash:

Fatal Exception: NSInternalInconsistencyException Failed to determine navigation direction for scroll closure #1 in OnboardViewController.advanceToPageWithIndex(_:)

The info I have about it is:

• the view where OnboardKit is shown was loaded
• the app entered the applicationWillResignActive state
• the app entered the applicationDidBecomeActive state.
• then, the crash happened.

Are you able to reproduce it?

Hi!

I just copy code from github to my project and get this error: "Use of unresolved identifier AppearanceConfiguration". How can i fix it? (I'm trying to clean build and reinstall pod, bot nothing...

Full text: let appearance = AppearanceConfiguration(tintColor: .orange, titleColor: .red, textColor: .white, backgroundColor: .black, imageContentMode: .scaleAspectFit, titleFont: UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 32.0), textFont: UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 17.0))

    let page = OnboardPage(title: "Welcome to OnboardKit",
                           imageName: "CheckmarkTrue",
                           description: "OnboardKit helps you add onboarding to your iOS app")
    
    let onboardingViewController = OnboardViewController(pageItems: [page, page], appearanceConfiguration: appearance)
    
    onboardingViewController.presentFrom(self, animated: true)

Nikola, thank you very much for your library!

Currently, I only see the option to pass a global appearance configuration to an onboarding controller. However, I would like to use individual appearances per page similar to this example.

Is there any way to do so?