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AGPushNote

Custom view for easily displaying in-app push notification that feels like default iOS banners.

Will look like iOS7 on iOS7 and will (try to) look like iOS6 on iOS6.
Both block and protocol ways are available to control the action of tapping the message and showing/dismissing the view.
Automatic handling for more than 1 push - Try calling showWithNotificationMessage: repeatedly to see how this works (Shown in the example app).
Action block for tapping the message can be changed at any time - even after the view is already on screen! (Use setMessageAction: to set it).
Optionaly hide the view after X seconds (Default is 5), remove comment in code the make this work...

Usage

This is a one liner. Simply import and call this method to show a message:

#import "AGPushNoteView.h"
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[AGPushNoteView showWithNotificationMessage:@"John Doe sent you a message!"];

To set the action for when the user tap the message, call:

[AGPushNoteView setMessageAction:^(NSString *message) {
        // Do something...
    }];

Since AGPushNote can handle showing multiple notifications, the message object in the block will be the message the user tapped on.

To use the delegate methods call:

id <AGPushNoteViewDelegate> someObj...
[AGPushNoteView setDelegateForPushNote:someObj];

To use the timer to auto hide the view after showing it, finds this line and remove the comment from it:

@implementation AGPushNoteView
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PUSH_VIEW.closeTimer = [NSTimer...

The default 5 seconds delay is set in a define in the head of the .m file:

#define CLOSE_PUSH_SEC 5
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@interface AGPushNoteView() ...

Add cool parallax effect to the iOS7 view (Supposed to be easy, less easy when subclassing UIToolbar instead UIView...).
Add option to put small icon next to the message.
Add option to switch the X button to the right side.