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3.0.2

27 Dec 07:38

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In this version adds support for presenting titles in CalloutView:

  • Hint has a default, empty title init value.
  • Hint implements Equatable.
  • Hint has a new hasTitle property.
  • CalloutViewPresenter now supports presenting titles.
  • CalloutViewPresenter has new titleFont and titleTextSpacing properties.

The demo has been updated with new onboarding demos.

3.0.1

09 Sep 09:20

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This version adds a new ConditionalOnboarding type.

3.0.0

07 Sep 13:45

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This version adds support for macOS, tvOS and watchOS, with several breaking changes.

UIKit is now only required in UIKit-specific files, which means that the rest of the model supports watchOS and macOS.

New functionality:

  • Onboarding has more logic.

Breaking changes:

  • Onboarding has been disconnected from Hint and Tutorial.
  • Onboarding, Hint and Tutorial are now base classes instead of protocols.
  • Hint and Tutorial no longer implements Onboarding, and are only data carriers.
  • StandardOnboarding, StandardHint and StandardTutorial have been removed.
  • DeferredOnboarding has been renamed to DelayedOnboarding.
  • HintPresenter and TutorialPresenter now extend OnboardingPresenter, but add no extra logic.
  • Tutorial no longer have the resourceName(for:at:) logic, but is now built up by generic pages.
  • All hint presenters now require both a hint and an onboarding.
  • All tutorial presenters now require both a tutorial and an onboarding.
  • AlertingHintPresenter now only contains presentation logic.

The demo has been rewritten from scratch, but it still UIKit-based until Xcode 12 is released.

2.1.4

29 Jun 07:44

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This version updates all external test dependenies to the latest versions.

2.1.2

25 Sep 09:00

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This version makes Package use https references instead of ssh.

2.1.0

16 Sep 09:21

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This version adds Xcode 11 and iOS 13 support, including support for dark mode and high contrast color variants.

2.0.0

26 Mar 12:49

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This version upgrades Tutti to Swift 5. The version contains no breaking changes.

1.5.1

14 Dec 08:06

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In 1.5.0, I added a new way of bumping the build number, by using a time stamp instead of an incremental step. However, the first time I use this, it sets the "library version" flag, for which this format is invalid. This happened in 1.5.0, which meant that it could not be installed with Carthage, nor built in Xcode. This version fixes this error.

1.5.0

14 Dec 08:04

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This version has new hint and tutorial types. The CorrectBehaviorOnboarding is an onboarding experience that is triggered when a user performs a certain number of incorrect actions. CorrectBehaviorHint and CorrectBehaviorTutorial can be used to build user behavior-based onboarding experiences. There are, however, no demos for these new classes yet.

This version includes a bug fix by @sebbo176, that makes sure that callout hints are presented using the correct superview. This solves a problem where hints did remain on screen even when the main view controller changed.

This version has some breaking changes:

  • The DeferredHint protocol is removed and the StandardDeferredHint has been renamed to DeferredHint. This makes the class hierarchy a lot easier to manage.
  • The DeferredTutorial protocol is removed, and the StandardDeferredTutorial has been renamed to DeferredTutorial, just as the hints above.
  • The LocalizedTutorial class has been removed. Instead, this functionality is now accessible by using a new StandardTutorial initializer.

1.4.0

04 Oct 11:43

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This version removes presentation logic from hints/tutorials to their presenters. Instead of calling present on your hints and tutorials, now use the presenters.

The presenter protocols have also been refactored. The first parameter names are now implicit.

HintPresenter now has a dismissAllHints() function. It's implemented by some of the presenters, where applicable.