Release Notes

1.0.0

Sheeeeeeeeet 1.0.0 is finally here, with many internal changes and some external.

This version decouples action sheets from their presentation to great extent. An action sheet still styles its items and components, but the presenters now takes care of a lot more than before. The sheet setup is now also based on constraints instead of manual calculations, which means that popover scrolling etc. works by how the constraints are setup, instead of relying on manual calculations.

This should result in much more robust action sheets, but it requires testing on a wide range of devices and orientations before it can be released as a 1.0.

IMPORTANT The button item values have changed. Insted of true and nil they now have a strong ButtonType value. You can still create custom buttons with a custom value, though. You can also use the new isOkButton and isCancelButton extensions to quickly see if a user tapped "OK" or "Cancel".

Breaking changes

Since the presentation logic has been rewritten from scratch, you have to adjust your code to fit the new structure, if you have subclassed any presenter or made presentation tweaks in your sheets. The changes are too many and extensive to be listed here, so please have a look at the new structure. There is much less code, so changing your code to the new standard should be easy.

ActionSheetButton and its sublasses has new values.
ActionSheet.itemTapAction has been removed
ActionSheet.handleTap(on:) is now called when an item is tapped
ActionSheetAppearance.viewMargins is renamed to groupMargins
ActionSheetItem.itemType has been removed; just check the raw type
ActionSheetItem.handleTap(in:) no longer has a cell parameter
ActionSheetStandardPresenter is renamed to ActionSheetStandardPresenter

New features

ActionSheetAppearance has new properties, which adds new way to style sheets.
ActionSheetButton adds isOkButton and isCancelButton extension functions to ActionSheetItem. They can be used to quickly check if a cancel or ok button was tapped, instead of having to check if the item can be cast to a button type.

Bug fixes

The big presentation adjustments solves the scrolling issues that occured with popovers and many items.
The hideSeparator() function is adjusted to behave correctly when the device is rotated.

Deprecated logic

Instead of deprecating presentation-related properties and functions that are no longer used or available, I removed them completely. Let me know if you used any properties that are no longer available.

ActionSheetItem.setupItemsAndButtons(with:) is renamed to setup(items:)
ActionSheetItem.itemSelectAction is renamed to selectAction

Perform the deprecation warnings, and you should be all good. Deprecated members will be removed in the next minor version.

0.11.0

This version adds a customAppearance property to ActionSheetItem and fixes a few appearance glitches. Overall, it makes the appearance setup more consistent.

I use early returns in every appearance class and have optimized imports. Many appearance classes have also been made open instead of public.
The ActionSheetItemAppearance now has extensions for noSeparator, that can be used to hide the separator for certain item types.
The ActionSheetCollectionItemAppearance and ActionSheetCustomItemAppearance and ActionSheetSectionMarginAppearance classes have no overridden initializers anymore. This makes the work as expected when you use the same appearance tweaks as everywhere else.
The ActionSheetPopoverAppearance class doesn't inherit any appearance classes and has thus been moved out to the appearance root.

0.10.1

This revision fixes a project config that caused Carthage installations to fail.

0.10.0

Sheeeeeeeeet has a new item type: ActionSheetCustomItem. You can use it when you want to use a completely custom view in your action sheet. Just tell it what view you want to use and make sure that the view class inherits ActionSheetItem and implements ActionSheetCustomItemCell. Have a look at the example app for a simple example.

ActionSheetCollectionItem cellType has been renamed to itemCellType, which makes it clearer that the type regards the collection view items.

ActionSheetItem now has a cellReuseIdentifier and className property, that can be useful when sublassing various item classes. It also makes it much easier to register custom cell types. See ActionSheetCollectionItem cell(for: ...).

The collection item CollectionItemCellAction has been renamed to CellAction.

0.9.9

Let's all party like it's 0.9.9!

I've done some refactoring and will introduce a few breaking changes that can be easily fixed. They will hopefully not affect you at all.

ActionSheetItem has an itemType property, that can be used to e.g. check the type of item that is tapped. For now, the enum has item, button and title.

The ActionSheetMargin fallback function param has been renamed to minimum.

ActionSheetItemSelectAction has been renamed to ActionSheetItem.SelectAction and ActionSheetItemTapAction has been renamed to ActionSheetItemTapAction.

ActionSheetItemHandler.CollectionType has been renamed to ItemType.

The two ActionSheetItem handleTap functions have been combined to one single function.

0.9.8

ActionSheetPresenter now has an events property, which contains presentation event actions that you can assign to get callbacks when certain events happen. A first didDismissWithBackgroundTap event has been added, which helps you detect if an action sheet is dismissed because a user tapped on the background, outside the actin sheet bounds. This works for both the standard and popover presenters.

0.9.7

ActionSheetItem now has tapBehavior as part of the constructor.

ActionSheetCollectionItem now uses open instead of public for collection and layout related functions as well, which means that you can override them.

0.9.6

This version migrates Sheeeeeeeeeet to Swift 4.2. You will need Xcode 10 to work with the source code from now on.

0.9.5

This version adds a backgroundColor property to ActionSheetItemAppearance. I however want to emphasize that many appearance properties that can be controlled with the appearance classes, can also be setup using standard appearance proxies.

0.9.4

This version fixes a bug where all items with tap behavior .none did not get a highlight effect when they were tapped. Instead, title items set selectionStyle to .none for their cell.

We have also added an index check in the item handler. We have seen some strange crashes in the logs, that hints at that the item handler sheet property could be deallocated but that users can still tap at an item...which then tries to access a deallocated item array. Hopefully, this helps.

0.9.3

This fixes a crash that occured if the library was installed with CocoaPods. The podspec didn't include xibs, which caused the collection item to crash.

[0.9.2]

In this version, the ActionSheetStandardPresenter initializer is finally public. I have forgot to do this for a couple of versions, which means that you have not been able to create custom instances of this class from within an app.

This means that you can set the presenter to a ActionSheetStandardPresenter for any action sheet, which means that even iPads can now get iPhone-styled sheets.

0.9.1

This version contains minor updates and minor breaking changes in internal logic.

The ActionSheet appearance and presenter properties are not lazy anymore. Their initial values are set in a different way as well. itemSelectAction is now set differently by the two initializers.
Popover action sheets on iPad caused a strange flickering effect, if they were presented when the app was awaken from the background. @ullstrm found out that it was caused by setting the separator inset to .greatestFiniteMagnitude in an iPad popover. Really strange, but fixed by setting it to a laaaarge value.
Sheeeeeeeeet did handle the flickering bug by dismissing the popover sheets as the app was sent to the background. This is no longer needed.

0.9.0

ActionSheetStandardPresenter used to contain an embedded iPad presenter. I have never been happy with this design, and have now redesigned this setup. I removed the embedded presenter, merged ActionSheetStandardPresenter with the base class and now let the action sheet initializer resolve which default presenter to use.

I have felt a little lost in how to use the various select items, especially now when Sheeeeeeeeet has select items, single-select items and multiselect items. I initially designed the select item to be a regular item, that could indicate its selected state. However, this behaved strange when another item became selected, since the initially selected item was not deselected. After introducing this new item set, with single-select items and multiselect items, I have come to realize that the base class is probably not a good stand-alone class and have decided to make it private, to enforce using either of the two subclasses.

The new isDismissableWithTapOnBackground presenter property can be used to set whether or not an action sheet can be dismissed by tapping on the background. It is true by default for all presenters.

Improvements:

The demo app presents action sheets from the tapped cells. However, this means that on iPad, the popover will not use the full available screen height, since it will be displayed above or below the cell. I have changed this, so that the action sheet is presented from the cell's text label instead, which causes the action sheet to float above the cell and make use of the entire screen size.

Bug fixes:

ActionSheetPopoverPresenter did not release its action sheet whenever a user tapped on the background, causing a memory leak. This is fixed.

Breaking changes:

ActionSheetStandardPresenter no longer have an embedded iPadPresenter. This is no longer needed, since the action sheet resolves the default presenter for the current device.
ActionSheetPresenterBase has been removed and is now fully incorporated with the ActionSheetStandardPresenter class.
ActionSheetSelectItems initializer has been made library internal to enforce using single and multi select items instead. This makes the api much clearer.
I have chosen to remove the peek & pop features, since the implementation is so-so and it feels strange to peek and pop an action sheet. I hope that no one actually used this feature (since it looked horrible from 0.8, for some reason). You can still use Sheeeeeeeeeet with peek and pop, since the action sheets are regular view controllers, but you have to write the logic yourself.

0.8.4

Sheeeeeeeeet now has a new ActionSheetMultiSelectToggleItem item, which can be used to select and deselect all multiselect items in the same group.

0.8.3

In this version, no cancel buttons will be displayed in popover presented action sheets, since the convention is to dismiss a popover by tapping anywhere outside the popover callout view.

0.8.1

The color properties in ActionSheetSelectItemAppearance have been renamed. The change is small, but the change will be breaking if you have used the properties to customize your action sheet appearances.

0.8.0

Breaking changes! The toggle item has been a strange part of Sheeeeeeeeet. It is basically a select item with individual styling, which is easy to customize with the built-in appearance. We have therefore decided to remove this item type from Sheeeeeeeeet, with hopes that it will make the api more obvious.

The ActionSheetSingleSelectItem tap behavior has been changed to use .dismiss. This makes the behavior consistent with the standard select item. This means you have to manually set the tap behavior .none whenever you need that behavior.

We have added a ActionSheetSingleSelectItemAppearance class to the library and added a new singleSelectItem property to the appearance class.

0.7.1

Select items can now have a separate select tint color for the left icon.

0.7.0

We have added a subtitle to the section title item and clarified the examples by moving action sheets into their own separate classes.

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