Fully customizable Facebook reactions like control

I found that below is code in your old version, and in the new version it is changed.

import UIKit

/// Default implementation of the facebook reactions.
extension Reaction {
  /// Struct which defines the standard facebook reactions.
  public struct facebook {

  public static var count:Int = 0
    /// The facebook's "like" reaction.
    
   
    public static var like: Reaction {
        return reactionWithId("1",name: "like",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "love" reaction.
    public static var handpressed: Reaction {
      return reactionWithId("8",name: "handpressed",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "haha" reaction.
    public static var openhand: Reaction {
      return reactionWithId("3",name: "openhand",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "wow" reaction.
    public static var okhand: Reaction {
      return reactionWithId("4",name: "okhand",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "sad" reaction.
    public static var smilingface: Reaction {
        return reactionWithId("2",name: "smiling-face",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "sad" reaction.
    public static var surprised: Reaction {
        return reactionWithId("6",name: "surprised",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "sad" reaction.
    public static var grinningface: Reaction {
        return reactionWithId("5",name: "grinning-face",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "sad" reaction.
    public static var crying: Reaction {
      return reactionWithId("9",name: "crying",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "angry" reaction.
    public static var pouting: Reaction {
      return reactionWithId("7",name: "pouting",count:count)
    }

    /// The facebook's "angry" reaction.
    public static var usaflag: Reaction {
        return reactionWithId("10",name: "usa-flag",count:count)
    }

    /// The list of standard facebook reactions in this order: `.like`, `.love`, `.haha`, `.wow`, `.sad`, `.angry`.
//    public static let all: [Reaction] = [facebook.like, facebook.love, facebook.haha, facebook.wow,facebook.smilingface,facebook.surprised,facebook.angry,facebook.grinningface,facebook.sad,facebook.usaflag]

    public static let all: [Reaction] = [facebook.like,facebook.smilingface,facebook.openhand,facebook.okhand,facebook.grinningface,facebook.surprised,facebook.pouting,facebook.handpressed,facebook.crying,facebook.usaflag]
    
    
    // MARK: - Convenience Methods

    private static func reactionWithId(_ id: String,name:String) -> Reaction {
      var color: UIColor            = .black
      var alternativeIcon: UIImage? = nil

      switch name {
      case "like":
        color = UIColor(red: 1/255.0, green:158/255.0, blue: 92/255.0, alpha: 1)
        alternativeIcon = imageWithName("like-template").withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
      case "love":
        color = UIColor(red: 0.93, green: 0.23, blue: 0.33, alpha: 1)
      case "angry":
        color = UIColor(red: 0.96, green: 0.37, blue: 0.34, alpha: 1)
      default:
        color = UIColor(red: 0.99, green: 0.84, blue: 0.38, alpha: 1)
      }

      return Reaction(id: id, title: name.localized(from: "FacebookReactionLocalizable"), color: color, icon: imageWithName(name), alternativeIcon: alternativeIcon)
    }
    private static func reactionWithId(_ id: String,name:String,count:Int) -> Reaction {
        var color: UIColor            = .black
        var alternativeIcon: UIImage? = nil

        switch name {
        case "like":
            color = UIColor(red: 1/255.0, green:158/255.0, blue: 92/255.0, alpha: 1)
            alternativeIcon = imageWithName("like-template").withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
        case "love":
            color = UIColor(red: 0.93, green: 0.23, blue: 0.33, alpha: 1)
        case "angry":
            color = UIColor(red: 0.96, green: 0.37, blue: 0.34, alpha: 1)
        default:
            color = UIColor(red: 0.99, green: 0.84, blue: 0.38, alpha: 1)
        }

        return Reaction(id: id, title: name.localized(from: "FacebookReactionLocalizable"), color: color, icon: imageWithName(name), alternativeIcon: alternativeIcon,count:count)
    }

    private static func imageWithName(_ name: String) -> UIImage {
      return UIImage(named: name, in: .reactionsBundle(), compatibleWith: nil)!
    }
  }
}

But when I move to your old tag file version like 1.0.0 and 2.0.0. All have the same code in this file. It looks like you haven't maintained all the version. That's why you have same code in all the version. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Could you explain how or what you can do with the feedback delegate because currently, it's just sitting in the swift file empty and the description doesn't really explain anything?

I've added Reactions to a UIView and the animations do not change when I mouse hover or click, leading me to believe that it's receiving no input whatsoever. What could cause this?

var select = ReactionSelector() select.reactions = Reaction.facebook.all containerView.addSubview(select)

Great job, is there a way to disable the long press animation of the facebookReactionButton, I only want to enable the like and dislike, no the ReactionSummary when I pressed for a long time.

I have a Reactions Button that's added to a view controller's view. But, when the view has a UILongPressGestureRecognizer, also in the view, it seems to override the Reactions' selector methods where it shows the reactions. Is there a work around for this?

I was trying to use the framework through Carthage in my project which supports iOS 8.0 and got an error as the minimum deployment target version was set to 10.0

I've updated the project and it works fine now. You only need to lower the number for the Cocoa Framework target.

My code:

private let button = ReactionButton()
button.reaction = Reaction.facebook.sad

But by default, it is still like. And there's one more problem. I want to set the time when ReactionSelector displays to 500ms, what should I do?

Help me, Please

Is there a way to change the reaction icons? In other words, how do I change "Like", "Love", "Haha", "Wow", or "Angry"?

I placed a ReactionButton (programmatically and storyboard), and it has errors when placing button under a stackView; Only the "Like" icon above is displayed, and the text is missing. it is also unresponsive to click events. Please help!

For each and every ReactionButton there will be an "overlay" view and that overlay view is attached to UIApplication window whenever user started to react.

But there is no where you are removing the "overlay" view from window, so because of this if user reacting on 100 cells will lead to create 100 overlay views and it wont get removed from superview even after user came out from that controller.

Steps To Reproduce:

1)Run the example Project
2)Press "View inside Tableview cells"
3)Do reactions in cells
4)Come out from the screen
5)Run the view inspector from your xcode,

You will get similar to this,

I reacted four times, so four overlays + reaction selector got created.

Solution: We can remove the "overlay" view whenever ReactionButton removed from it's superview

Hello,

This is a little workaround for https://github.com/yannickl/Reactions/issues/4

And it will allow the user to customize a little more the icon for the summary component

Thanks

I can't seem to be able to add the count of each reaction type in the reaction summary. For example, "1" in here:

https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/798235/19440513/792e0b6c-9482-11e6-8410-c5522ca93fed.png