Added tests for all public methods of RKNotificationHub using Specta/Expecta, FBSnapshots and Expecta+Snapshots during CocoaPods Test Jam. Currently Travis CI and Coveralls integration uses my GitHub account. Feel free to turn them on yourself as I don't have admin rights on the original repo. See https://travis-ci.org and https://coveralls.io.

Current coverage is 88%. Note that - (CGRect)nextRectWithDiameter:(float)diameter method is not covered since it's not used anywhere (please review this). Demo ViewController class is also not covered and it's included in stats since it's located in the same folder as RKNotificationHub.m.

Since the UIBarButtonItem (in opposite to UITabBarItem) does not have a badge count I am proposing this addition to your framework: A convenience initialiser for a UIBarButtonItem.

It is actually not a big deal but it took me several hours figuring out how to get the view without loosing build in functionality (like the ability to recognise taps). On top of that I am manipulating the size and position of the badge to fit the bar icon (Feel free to modify this if you don't like my values)

I was considering to change the font of the counter a little bit (because it is getting fairly small), but that would require some more changes.

Let me know what you think (especially since I am not really an Objective-C programmer, feel free to correct my style)

My second commit is adding a Navigation Controller to your example, so you can see what I did. When pressing the icon in the tab bar it should increment the counter animated.

This makes count an @property of type NSUInteger, which is a more typical Objective-C type. This precludes negative values for count, so the decrement method was modified accordingly. This also makes most of the internal constants static so that they don't enter the global linker namespace and const so that the compiler knows they are constants. The default diameter is exported, made const, and prefixed to avoid naming collisions.

I am using Swift 2.1 and when I set count to 0 after a asynchronous call in completion block, it doesn't remove the red dot, and the count stays the same. Here is my pseudocode:

// viewWillAppear
let notificationHub = RKNotificationHub(barButtonItem: self.toolBarButtonItem)
if there is an existing count {
    notificationHub.increment()
}
asynchronous completion call block {
    if needs to increment {
        notificationHub.increment()
    } else {
        notificationHub.count = 0
    }
}

So if there wasn't any existing count (line 2), nothing shows so that's good. But if there was an existing count and I try to remove in the completion block, it doesn't remove a hub that existing count created. Am I doing something wrong here?

[!] The platform of the target Pods (iOS 7.0) is not compatible with RKNotificationHub (1.0.0) which has a minimum requirement of iOS 8.1.

Any chance you could look into making this have a min requirement of iOS 7.0? Does it use any 8.1-specific features?

Fixed the display issue that the label's default white background will cover the whole red circle. Changed the s.platform to 6.0 since it is working on iOS 6. In this way this library can be integrated to those project with 6.0 deployment target using CocoaPods.

Happy New Year! :tada: :sheep:

I was looking for this option but it wasn't implemented yet. This is my first pull request ever, and I am quite new to Objective-C so please don't hesitate to comment or guide me in the right direction.

I'm trying to change the font with the following line but the notification's font won't change. (there is no problem with loading the font, I'm using it elsewhere in the app) hub.countLabelFont = UIFont(name: "MyFont", size: 8)

I put the NotificationHub on a UIImageView in a UITableViewCell. When I select that tableviewcell and animate to the detailViewController then the badge disappears and only the number label is visible.

I would love an option where the badge is just a red circle no matter what number the count is (as long as it's > 0)

It's a trend in Chinese apps coined the "Indeterminate Badge" in this article http://dangrover.com/blog/2014/12/01/chinese-mobile-app-ui-trends.html#badges

I just thought it was interesting and would greatly enhance the use cases of this plugin! Thanks again!

What I want to do is change the red circle to some other image, like a lightbulb. I tried changing the hubView but it didnt work. When I tried setting the backgroundColor as an image then the image was scaled and it only show a small part of the image. How can I do it with this library?

We use a view to hold a UILabel,use "setFrame"function to hold a text,but actually,the width we calculated is not precise.kCountMagnitudeAdaptationRatio will not as precise as we expected when count becomes larger and larger.What causes the problem. CGSize size = [badgeText boundingRectWithSize:CGSizeMake(MAXFLOAT, MAXFLOAT) options:1|2|8|32 attributes:@{NSFontAttributeName:TT_FONT_ZH(10)} context:nil].size;

` let cartBarButton: UIBarButtonItem = UIBarButtonItem(title: "Test", style: UIBarButtonItemStyle.Plain, target: self, action: nil)//#selector(self.toggleLeft)) let attributes = [NSFontAttributeName: UIFont.fontAwesomeOfSize(25)] as Dictionary! cartBarButton.setTitleTextAttributes(attributes, forState: .Normal) cartBarButton.title = String.fontAwesomeIconWithName(.ShoppingCart) cartBarButton.tintColor = CommonMainColor self.navigationItem.rightBarButtonItem = cartBarButton

    let hub:RKNotificationHub = RKNotificationHub(barButtonItem: cartBarButton)
    hub.increment()
    hub.count = 90
    hub.setCircleAtFrame(CGRectMake(15, -5, 20, 20))
    **hub.pop()`**