A simple and attractive AlertView to ask permission to your users for Push Notification.

//Simply call AlertViewLoveNotification...
 var alertView = AlertViewLoveNotification(imageName: "iconNotification", labelTitle: "ENABLE PUSH NOTIFICATIONS", labelDescription: "Would you like to be alerted about us, at any moment, even when you're sleeping ? Because we miss you... Always.", buttonYESTitle: "Yes, Of course !", buttonNOTitle: "No, sorry.")

//... and show it !
alertView.show()

//And maybe, if you want, you can hide it.
alertView.hide()

///Height of each view (Total of this height MUST be equal to 1)
self.alertView.heightOfButtonYes = 0.1
self.alertView.heightOfButtonNo = 0.1
self.alertView.heightSpaceBetweenViews = 0.05 ///There is 4 spaces
self.alertView.heightOfContenerForImage = 0.35
self.alertView.heightOfTitle = 0.1
self.alertView.heightOfDescription = 0.15

///Width of each view
self.alertView.widthOfImage = 0.9
self.alertView.widthOfTitle = 0.7
self.alertView.widthOfDescription = 0.9
self.alertView.widthForButtons = 0.8

self.alertView.heightOfImage = 0.7

///Colors of views
self.alertView.colorLabelTitle = UIColor(red:0.29, green:0.29, blue:0.29, alpha:1.0)
self.alertView.colorLabelDescription = UIColor(red:0.29, green:0.29, blue:0.29, alpha:1.0)

self.alertView.colorBackgroundAlertView = UIColor.redColor()

self.alertView.colorBacgroundButtonYes = UIColor(red:0.96, green:0.56, blue:0.46, alpha:1.0)
self.alertView.colorTextColorButtonYes = UIColor.whiteColor()

self.alertView.colorBacgroundButtonNO = UIColor.clearColor()
self.alertView.colorTextColorButtonNO = UIColor(red:0.29, green:0.29, blue:0.29, alpha:1.0)