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Updated to Xcode7.2, Swift2.1
Always use the Guide page to display product features after the first time you open an app or app update
We use the NSUserDefaults
class to determine whether the program is first started or is updated, AppDelegate.swift
adding the following code in:
FuncApplication(Application:uiapplication, didfinishlaunchingwithoptions launchoptions: [Nsobject:anyobject]?) -Bool {Get the version number of the current appLet infodictionary =Nsbundle.mainbundle (). infodictionaryLet currentappversion = infodictionary! ["Cfbundleshortversionstring"]as!StringRemove the previously saved version numberLet Userdefaults =Nsuserdefaults.standarduserdefaults ()Let appversion = Userdefaults.stringforkey ("AppVersion")let storyboard = uistoryboard (name: " Main ", Bundle: nil) //if appversion is nil the description is the first time to start; if appversion Not equal to Currentappversion description is updated if appversion = nil | | appVersion! = currentappversion {//Save the latest version number Userdefaults.setvalue (Currentappversion, ForKey: "appversion") let Guideviewcontroller = Storyboard.instantiateviewcontrollerwithidentifier ( "Guideviewcontroller") as! guideviewcontroller self.window?. Rootviewcontroller = Guideviewcontroller} return true}
In GuideViewController
, we use UIScrollView
to load our guide page:
ClassGuideviewcontroller:Uiviewcontroller {@IBOutletWeakvar Pagecontrol:uipagecontrol!@IBOutletWeakvar Startbutton:uibutton! Privatevar ScrollView:uiscrollview! PrivateLet numofpages =3OverrideFuncViewdidload() {Super.viewdidload ()Let frame =Self.view.bounds ScrollView =Uiscrollview (frame:frame) scrollview.pagingenabled =True scrollview.showshorizontalscrollindicator =False scrollview.showsverticalscrollindicator =False scrollview.scrollstotop =False scrollview.bounces =False Scrollview.contentoffset =CgpointzeroSet the contentsize of the ScrollView to 3 times times the screen width (depending on the actual situation) Scrollview.contentsize =Cgsize (Width:frame.size.width *CGFloat (numofpages), height:frame.size.height) Scrollview.delegate =SelfFor indexInch0..<numofpages {Notice the name of the picture hereLet ImageView =Uiimageview (Image:UIImage (named:"Guideimage\ (Index +1) ") Imageview.frame = cgrect (x:frame.size.width * cgfloat (index), y: 0, Width:frame.size.width, Height:frame.size.height) Scrollview.addsubview (ImageView)} self.view.insertsubview (ScrollView, Atindex: 0) //set fillet for Start button StartButton.layer.cornerRadius = 15.0 //hide Start button Startbutton.alpha = 0.0} //hidden status bar override Func prefersstatusbarhidden () Bool {return true}}
Finally, let's GuideViewController
follow the UIScrollViewDelegate
agreement here to determine whether to slide to the last one to show the Enter button:
MARK:-UiscrollviewdelegateExtensionGuideviewcontroller:uiscrollviewdelegate {func scrollviewdidscroll ( Scrollview:uiscrollview) {let offset = Scrollview.contentoffset //with sliding change pagecontrol status Pagecontrol.currentpage = Int (Offset.x/ View.bounds.width) //because CurrentPage is starting from 0, so numofpages minus 1 if Pagecontrol.currentpage = = numofpages-1 { Uiview.animatewithduration (0.5) {self.startButton.alpha = Span class= "Hljs-number" >1.0}} else { Uiview.animatewithduration (0.2) {self.startButton.alpha = Span class= "Hljs-number" >0.0}}}
In the above code, in order to appear natural we have added a little animation to the Enter button:]
The final effect is as follows:
Guidescreenshot.gif
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[IOS] Simple implementation of the app's Guide page (Swift 2)