throwing my this error when I try to add a button to storyboard and give it the MiBadgeButton class and add an IBOutlet to it in code:

"Use of undeclared type MiBadgeButton"

i have tried:

import MIBadgeButton_Swift

but it does not seem to help.

Any Ideas?

Passing Optional.None instead of empty string in setupBadgeViewWithString upon initializing from Interface Builder.

If an empty string is passed in those functions, when you initialize the badge from IB it will show an empty circle, but the badge should be hidden.

How to add badge on top of system BarButtonItem of specific style (ex. bookmarked)

i am able to set my own image by button.setImage(UIImage(named: "filter_icon"), forState: .Normal). But how can we use system UIBarButtonSystemItem images?

Any help!

Thank you for this great work. I would like to tell you I'm getting this warning message from the terminal when I install MIBadgeButton via CocoaPods. @mustafaibrahim989

[!] Unable to read the license file /Users/username/appname.iOS/Pods/MIBadgeButton-Swift/mit-license.txt for the spec MIBadgeButton-Swift (0.1) `

Hi Mustafa,

I am facing issue on this line, in code that you have shared:

labelString.drawInRect(textFrame, withAttributes: attributes as [NSObject: AnyObject]) // issue is here

Message: [NSObject: AnyObject] cannot be converted to expected type [String : AnyObject]?

Pankaj Bansal

It would be fantastic to have an easy way to use this on a UIBarButtonItem. Any chance you will extend it to cover this? I want to use this for a notification count indicator badge.

Mustafa, you have some compilation errors it think this is because you don't have the latest version of xcode (beta6), i have solved a lot of those errors, but still there are some errors in 'MIBadgeLabel', due to a change in the api that calculates the text size (sizeWithFont)

-Badge now can stick to 4 different position on button here i call it anchor, these position are TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, BottomRight and Center. Those anchors have offset values e.g when anchor set to TopLeft have 2 valid offset values, left and top respectively. You can either use offset value to do minor position adjustment or leave it zero which will no effect.

"badgeEdgeInsets" property is still taking into count when calculating X Y for badge, therefore, this become 4 different options when working with badge. 1.Leave both "badgeEdgeInsets" or anchor offset to zero, this lead to badge's center been placed at 4 different position on button 2.Change "badgeEdgeInsets" to do minor adjustment 3.Change anchor offset to do minor adjustment 4.Combine "badgeEdgeInsets" with anchor offset

-Class become designable and some properties are inspectable which mean badge's properties can be adjust in Interface Builder and visual of badge will automatically update base on those properties

This request just adds a simple override at the bottom of the button code.
 The override makes it so the button will adjust the badge to be in the correct position when the button's bounds change. Here's the complete code changed:

/**
    When the Button's bounds change, readjust the badge to be in the correct spot.
    This comes into play when the button is in a stack view and needs to adjust it's size, or when a constraint is changed.
*/
open override var bounds: CGRect {
    didSet {
        setupBadgeViewWithString(badgeText: badgeString)
    }
}

I am setting my button image to a gradient image and masking the actual button image over it, but have found that when using this process it is not showing the badge button indicator anymore. As soon as I change it back to as non masked style button it works just fine. Is there a way to use a masked button and not loose the indicator?? I can obviously use a UIView for this if necessary, but wanted to ask if you may have a solution before I went that route????

Also, completely unrelated to the first issue, just FYI the way you have your POD setup, it forces cocoa pods to download the full version of this with every single update. Not sure if this is intended, but seems to be completely unnecessary as if there is an update it will download it automagically. Keep up the great work!!! Thank you!!!

In iOS 10, it looks OK but in iOS 11, the statusbar overlap badge label when push navigation. Can anyone help me? Thanks Please see my image: https://i.stack.imgur.com/aCKFy.png