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Simple Toast iOS

January 31, 2022 • Apache 2.0 License
Your open-source, super simple toast view for iOS. Rename and use it however you want.
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SnackBar.swift

September 19, 2020 • MIT License
Snackbars provide brief feedback about an operation through a message at the bottom of the screen. Snackbars contain up to two lines of text directly related to the operation performed. They may co...
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iSnackBar

December 23, 2017 • MIT License
An iOS implementation of the Snackbar concept, as used extensively in Android as well as many Google iOS apps such as Gmail
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SHSnackBarView

December 08, 2017 • MIT License
Snackbar view for iOS
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LPSnackbar

July 16, 2017 • MIT License
A flexible and easy to use Snackbar control for iOS.
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Snackbar-iOS

December 27, 2016 • Apache 2.0 License
Simple snackbar for ios from android platform
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HJToast

August 06, 2016 • MIT License
HJToast is a customised library for Toast or SnackBar, that comes with powerful feature of accessory views. It can be used to display the short messages or events over the view.
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CocoaBar

July 19, 2016 • MIT License
A flexible and simple to use SnackBar view for iOS
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SGSnackBar

July 12, 2016 • MIT License
A simple iOS library to show Toast/Snackbar messages with action handler
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MJSnackBar

June 24, 2016 • MIT License
MJSnackBar is a pure Swift implementation of the Android SnackBar which is very useful to display short informations and allows user to perform an action about it. It automatically disappear after ...
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SSSnackbar

November 04, 2015 • MIT License
An iOS implementation of the Snackbar concept, a discrete, actionable alert, as used extensively in Android as well as some Google iOS apps such as Gmail
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MaterialControls

August 14, 2015 • MIT License
In 2014, Google published the Google Material Design with a goal to provide guidelines for good design and beautiful UI across all device form factors. For Android, developers can use default An...