If we change the device orientation when the spinner is showed, the spinner don't adjust it self for the hole screen. (tested in real iphone 4S device)

Hi,

I found that SwiftSpinner.show(duration: 2.0, title: "Connected", animated: false) cannot be canceled by SwiftSpinner.show("Connected", animated: false).

E.g. SwiftSpinner.show(duration: 2.0, title: "Connected", animated: false) SwiftSpinner.show("Connecting...").

What I want to do is making it shows 'Connecting' all the time. However, it shows "Connected" firstly (it disappears very quickly so we cannot see, that is fine), then it shows "Connecting..." and it disappears after 2 seconds.

The reason is that the first function calls SwiftSpinner.hide() after 2 seconds and there is no way to cancel it. So whatever I did after I call show(duration:...), it will hide the SwiftSpinner after the duration. Is there any way that I can cancel the duration action after calling it?

Regards,

Daniel

I updated from 1.0.4 to 1.1.0 and now I get a crash when launching the spinner, I tried all versions up to the latest

[SwiftSpinner.SwiftSpinner setUserInteractionEnabled:]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x10c14c750
2018-11-21 11:33:13.501015-0400 CommonStock[91649:11480586] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '+[SwiftSpinner.SwiftSpinner setUserInteractionEnabled:]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x10c14c750'

After using the following:

SwiftSpinner.sharedInstance.innerColor = UIColor.red
SwiftSpinner.sharedInstance.outerColor = UIColor.red
        
        
SwiftSpinner.show(duration: 1.5, title: error, animated:false)

How do I reset the color back to default? Doesn't seem to be any kind of default property.

Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager that gives developers more control over how frameworks are integrated compared to CocoaPods, and is becoming increasingly popular. It uses xcodebuild to build dependancies instead of using a shared workspace, and the only requirement for frameworks is that there's a shared scheme so that the tool can discover and build it properly.

I removed the pods file and fixed the error you were talking about in your emails. This project should compile and run just fine under Xcode 7 and Swift 2.0.

I was migrating a project using Swift 3.2 over to 4 and then 5, but at every stage the SwiftSpinner pod remains at Swift version 3.2, even after doing things like pod deintegrate and deleting the .xcworkspace file and the Podfile.lock file. Is there something else I can do besides manually having to update the language version within Xcode for the pod?

pod "SwiftSpinner", '~> 2.1.0'

I converted the SwiftSpinner.swift file to Swift 2.0. I also converted the Demo Project to a Xcode 7 project. The pod file wasn’t working for me so I changed it to get the SwiftSpinner from the cocoapod you have setup.

I recently included this pod into our project. However, we're seeing a 'Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x1cd)' when trying to show the spinner.

Any thoughts on what might be causing this?

after setting a custom font using setTitleFont method, the custom font works only the first time the spinner is displayed, however, the spinner switches back to the default font next time I have the "show" method

I have no problem showing the Swift spinner from any function/view controller except AppDelegate. The problem comes only when I call SwiftSpinner.show("Loading...") from AppDelegate. I have set breakpoints and checked. The show() function in SwiftSpinner.swift is getting called and executed. But the spinner is not shown on the window. I have also updated the code with this https://github.com/MMasterson/SwiftSpinner/commit/68e718bb8a675d0a92dba37ecfa57ec0e39c73fa . But still same problem. Anyone has any solution for this?

Hi,

I'm getting this error when I try to import SwiftSpinner.

Any suggestions?

dyld: dyld cache load error: shared cache file open() failed dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/SwiftSpinner.framework/SwiftSpinner Referenced from: /Users/me/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/A99A09BF-5A18-45E6-A0F3-CB3F9EF2EB75/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/0D1F8ACB-0577-4A4D-93CA-7B984E914BBF/ShoeAuth.app/ShoeAuth Reason: image not found dyld: launch, loading dependent libraries

I'm currently working with a UIViewController which has a custom inputAcessoryView, as in

override var inputAccessoryView: UIView {
        return myInputAccessoryView
    }

The problem is that, in this case, the inputAccessoryView is always displayed above the SwiftSpinner. Is this by design, a bug, or is it something a can tweak either in my acessoryView or in how I call SwiftSpinner?

I find the circles are huge for my screen and I want to change the sizes of circles, but I didn't succeed. I tried to change frameSize value in framework(SwiftSpinner) (h:200,w:200) to (h:100,w:100) but it didn't work as I expected. Actually nothing changed, sizes were still same.

By the way I really like the SwiftSpinner, in my opinion it's a cool framework to use.

Really weird issue where if I'm coming in and out of a view controller via a navigationController.popToRootController and a navigationController.pushViewController, the 2nd time the SwiftSpinner.hide() doesn't hide the view. I'd have to call it twice

SwiftSpinner.hide() SwiftSpinner.hide()

then if I do the push/pop thing again, it still has an issue and I would have to call it 3 times. It's as if each time the view controller pops/pushes it's adding another SwiftSpinner.show() for whatever reason.

my code looks like this

    let bgContext = NSManagedObjectContext(concurrencyType: .mainQueueConcurrencyType)


    func doCoreData(progress : @escaping (Double) -> ()) {
        bgContext.perform {
            for i in 1...10{
                let cent : Double = Double(i)/Double(10)
                // do some coredata work adding and updating
                progress(cent)
            }
        }
    }
    
    func orgnizeThings (){
        doCoreData { (cent) in
            DispatchQueue.main.async {
                let perCent = cent * 100
                SwiftSpinner.show(progress: cent, title: "loading \(perCent)")
            }
        }
    }

calling the orgnizeThings() function will get the core data work done but I would like to to show the user how far the function is done

in this setup the SwiftSpinner view is frozen