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Hello!

When i set enableArrowDown to true, no arrow appears. i just do spotlightView.enableArrowDown = true. Should i do something else?

Thanks and best regards,

Hi,

I'm loving this library and have been using it for my new app.

Currently, I spotlight a view I want my user to tap, but he has to tap twice in order to first dismiss the spotlight view. Is it possible to enable user interaction within the spotlight so I can eliminate the first tap?

Thank you, Andrew

Since the spotlightMask fill colour is only set on setupMask() which in turn is only triggered by init(frame there is no way to set the spotlight mask colour.

Will you please provide CocoaPods support? https://github.com/aleksandrshoshiashvili/AwesomeSpotlightView/commit/9404ece60b0b9504994eb83144aa276fceab5a75

I wanted to use it in the Objective-C project. However, code downloaded from CocoaPods did not correspond to Objective-C. So, I modified it so that it can be used in Objective-C project. Also in Issue #16 object-c usage sample , I also created a sample project.

Please merge.

• Swift 4 compatible
• Implement the following modification so that it can be called from Objective-C
  • Write attribute @objcMembers or @objc
  • Explicitly describe reference range public
  • Specify enum type as Int
  • Support function provided because struct is not supported
• Create sample code for Objective-C

The podspecs for versions above 0.1.4 have not been updated correctly.

Versions 0.1.5 through to 0.1.8 are still pointing to the 0.1.4 release tag:

"source": {
    "git": "https://github.com/aleksandrshoshiashvili/AwesomeSpotlightView.git",
    "tag": "0.1.4"
  },

And version 0.1.8 does not correctly specify that it is to be build with Swift 4:

  "pushed_with_swift_version": "3.0"

You can see the published pod spec for 0.1.8 here: https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs/blob/master/Specs/1/1/5/AwesomeSpotlightView/0.1.8/AwesomeSpotlightView.podspec.json

When installing as a pod.

Bundle.main.path(forResource: "AwesomeSpotlightViewBundle", ofType: "bundle") 

resolves incorrectly.

The bundle path should be as following:

if let bundlePath = Bundle(for: AwesomeSpotlightView.self).path(forResource: "Localizable", ofType: "plist") {

Hello,

First of of thanks a lot for such useful library 👍

For images "Circle" mode just covers the borders of image that would be great if we can define extra margin for the circle around the item so it can be bigger

Cheers

Hello,

Thanks for the efforts on this beautiful library, I had to tweak it a little bit, as I needed to highlight an item on the UINavigationBar, but it only shows on the view below the NavigationBar, so what I did is

extension UIView {
    func getGlobalPoint(toView: UIView? = UIApplication.shared.delegate?.window!) -> CGPoint {
        return self.superview!.convert(self.frame.origin, to: toView)
    }
}

Then on any view I would define my CGRect according to the CGPoint of the view I want to spotlight

let currentWindow: UIWindow? = UIApplication.shared.keyWindow
let aRect = CGRect(origin: your_view.getGlobalPoint(toView: currentWindow?.superview), size: CGSize(width: your_view.width, height: your_view.height))
let spotlightView = AwesomeSpotlightView(frame: currentWindow!.frame, spotlight: [spotlight1])
currentWindow?.addSubview(spotlightView)

Here is the full code

let currentWindow: UIWindow? = UIApplication.shared.keyWindow
            
let aRect = CGRect(origin: your_view.getGlobalPoint(toView: currentWindow?.superview), size: CGSize(width: your_view.width, height: your_view.height))
            
let spotlight1 = AwesomeSpotlight(withRect: aRect, shape: AwesomeSpotlight.AwesomeSpotlightShape.roundRectangle, attributedText: NSAttributedString(string: " Some Display Text"), margin: UIEdgeInsets(top: 10, left: 10, bottom: 10, right: 10), isAllowPassTouchesThroughSpotlight: true)
            
let spotlightView = AwesomeSpotlightView(frame: currentWindow!.frame, spotlight: [spotlight1])
spotlightView.cutoutRadius = 8
spotlightView.delegate = self
currentWindow?.addSubview(spotlightView)
            
spotlightView.start()

I might open a PR with this tweak later, but I'm a bit busy, therefore I shared the solution here.

Thanks again for the efforts @aleksandrshoshiashvili