Thanks for the lovely simple-to-use control.

I noticed however that it doesn't support landscape orientation. It keeps showing the animation based on the initial portrait orientation.

I tried to present an EZLoadingActivity in a Form Sheet view controller and it is off centred. It appears at about the bottom left corner of the form sheet. It isn't centred either when it is in a master-detail view controller.

To reproduce, create a view controller A in the storyboard. Add a button that triggers a segue like this:

Connect the segue to view controller B.

In view controller B viewDidLoad, show the EZLoadingActivity.

I think this is due to showing the view in the window. Can you do something about it so that it always appears centered in the current view controller?

Hi, The indicator doesnt hide when i call the hide method. But this hide after a few second after i passed on the hide method ( +/-10 seconds)

After this, when i continue to press my button for show the indicator, this doesnt show.

Hi, Your loading indicator works well. However, Xcode alaway gives warnings of "Result of call to hide(_:animated:)' is unused and also in the case of show(). How could I deal with this?

… that you end up in a situation where the UI is blocked.

In the original version where instantiation and showing is done in one step (dispatch main) it can be that the dispatch didn't occur when you call the hide method. Hide is checking as a first step if there is an instance, which is not, because the main thread didn't elaborate it yet, and exits. Then at a point in time the main thread is showing the Indicator with blocking id, and never gets dismissed.

With this change the instance is there, even if it hasn't been shown and as both showing and hiding happen in the same thread (main) it will be shown and immediately hidden, and the UI is unblocked.

Hey

I love your implementation of this and how simple it is to use! Tried it for Ipad but it covered almost the entire screen which is a bit brute :D So I added this setting which let's you manually set the width divider (standard was 1.6)

Probably not the prettiest way to add to it but it works and it's a very fast enhancement :)

In Settings struct static var CLAWidthDivision = 1.6 In loadingActivity: let width = sender.view.frame.width / CGFloat(Settings.CLAWidthDivision) Before calling showMethod: CozyLoadingActivity.Settings.CLAWidthDivision = 4.6 (about right for Ipad)

Thanks again!

PS don't use github that much so thought I'd add it here and you can mark it as enhancement or something :) Cheers

This pull request converts the framework to Swift 3 syntax. It would be best to move the old version to a Swift-2 branch before merging this pull request.

I see commits 3 days ago that indicate Swift 3 support. But, I get 40 compiler errors when I include your pod: basic pre-Swift 3 stuff like "NSTimeInterval has been renamed to "TimeInterval". I've cleaned the pod cache, reinstalled. Can you help me?

I'm getting an EZLoadingActivity: You don't have an activity Instance problem when trying to call up EZLoadingActivity.hide(success: false, animated: true)

Lets get to it quickly, lets say we have UITableView and I've showed the LoadingActivity Success and i immediately started scrolling to the bottom, so the LoadingActivity will stay showing until i stop my scroll then it will disappear. why is that ? it should disappear in anyway whenever i scroll or not in a specific time ! Thanks,

I want to show the user the progress of the time-consuming task that I'm performing. Let's say I want to first show "Performing Task 1 of 10". After the first task is completed, I want to change the text to say "Performing Task 2 of 10" and so on. And after performing all tasks, I want to hide it.

Do I just simply call show with different text multiple times?

Currently, the LoadingActivity view seems to be added as a subview of the topViewController. This means that I cannot show the loading activity, and keep it showing while I perform a segue that goes to another VC.

I think adding the loading activity as a subview of the window should fix this, but this would not work if the view controller is not full screen (see #23). Therefore, I think it would be best to provide an option to add the loading activity to the window.

Either:

• Accept a UIViewController? parameter in show. When this is nil, show the loading activity in the window, otherwise show it as a subview of the view of the VC, or
• Accept a Bool parameter called showAsSubviewOfWindow. This won't break existing code.

Do you think this is a good idea?

Suggest an additional param for EZLoadingActivity.showWithDelay().

completion callback/handler makes this method far more useful:

@discardableResult
public static func showWithDelay(_ text: String, disableUI: Bool, seconds: Double, completion: (() -> Void)? = nil) -> Bool {
    let showValue = show(text, disableUI: disableUI)
    delay(seconds) { () -> () in
        _ = hide(true, animated: false)
       completion?()
    }
    return showValue
}

I want to add a big text in loader

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But it appears so small when I use a big text and extra text got truncated.

Is there any way to use multiline text in this library?

Thanks in advance.

EZLoadingActivity.show("Updating Expense", disableUI: true)

i am using EZLoadingActivity to show indicator with text. But on some screen text is not visible with indicator. How can i resolve this issue ?