iPhone X

Improved layout support for iPhone X (PR #18) and updated Font-Awesome-Swift Version to 1.6.4

Custom Places

From now on you can add your own custom places to the STLocationRequestController

Example

// Add place via latitude and longitude
locationRequestController.addPlace(latitude: 51.960665, longitude: 7.626135)

// Add place via CLLocationCoordinate2D
let myCoordinate = CLLocationCoordinate2DMake(51.960665, 7.626135)
locationRequestController.addPlace(coordinate: myCoordinate)

Only show custom places

If you wish to show only your custom places just set the placesFilter to .customPlaces

// Only your custom places will be shown
locationRequestController.placesFilter = [.customPlaces]

Satellite Flyover

Please keep in mind to check if your location is available in 3D-Flyover mode. To check just go to Apple Maps App and search your location and tap on the 3D-Button

Your place is awesome?

If you found an awesome place that should be default implemented to the STLocationRequestController then just contribute it via a pull request. 👍

Updated Pod

Updated STLocationRequest Pod to Version 1.3.6

Added Swift-Version File

Added .swift-version file along the new cocoapod release

General Improvements

General Improvements

Updated Code to Swift Design Guidelines. And optimized code.

Font-Awesome-Swift

Updated Dependency to Version 1.6.1

Present CompletionBlock

From now on you can specify an optional completion block when you call the present method

locationRequestController.present(onViewController: self) { 
            // Do awesome stuff here
}

Places-Filter and more Awesome-Places

Places-Filter

From now on you can specify which awesome places should been displayed. The optional attribute placesFilter can be filled with an array of STAwesomePlace enums.
If you wish to show all awesome places, you leave the attribute placesFilter nil.

// Only San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge and the Colosseum in Rome will be shown
locationRequestController.placesFilter = [.sanFranciscoGoldenGateBridge, .romeColosseum]

The default value is nil

More Awesome-Places

• Luxor Resort Las Vegas
• Apple Headquarter
• Muenster castle
• Piazza Di Trevi Rome

Swift 3 Support

In this release STLocationRequest is fully supporting Swift 3

Standard Naming Convention

In this release we standardize the naming convention for the STLocationRequest repository.
The STLocationRequest repository holds the STLocationRequestController so we have changed a lot of code that will also effect your existing code which is connected to the STLocationRequestController. We removed the Class STLocationRequest which was used to set the attributes like titleText, delegate, etc. and the initialization for the Storyboard File.

From now on you initialize the STLocationRequestController like this:

let locationRequestController = STLocationRequestController.getInstance()

To present the STLocationRequestController we make it more clear and changed it to:

locationRequestController.present(onViewController: self)

The STLocationRequestController.getInstance() Method take care of the initialization of the Storyboard File. If you initialize STLocationRequestController by a standard Object initialization

let locationRequestController = STLocationRequestController() // use .getInstance()

and present the ViewController you will get be notified by a console output:

WARNING: Please initialize the STLocationRequestController via "STLocationRequestController.getInstance()" otherwise the Storyboard File can't be loaded from the Pod"

Other naming convention changes

OLD_NAME => NEW_NAME

• STLocationRequestDelegate => STLocationRequestControllerDelegate
• The attribute mapViewAlphaValue => mapViewAlpha
• STLocationAuthorizeType => STLocationRequestControllerAuthorizeType
• STLocationRequestEvent => STLocationRequestControllerEvent

More Citys and more customizing

In this release we added some bug fixes and added more places like Miami Beach, Central Park, GooglePlex Building, Laguna Beach and Le Moint Saint-Michel.

Furthermore we added two more customizing options

// Set the location symbol icon which will be displayed in the middle of the STLocationRequest-Controller.
// The devault value is FALocationArrow. You can browse at http://fontawesome.io/icons/ or 
// https://github.com/Vaberer/Font-Awesome-Swift for other icons but be aware to use a icon 
// which is in the context of a location request.
locationRequest.locationSymbolIcon = FAType.FALocationArrow

// Set the in the interval for switching the shown places in seconds. Default value is 15 seconds
locationRequest.timeTillPlaceSwitchesInSeconds = 15.0

More Customizing

In this release we have added more options for you to customize the STLocationRequest-Controller for your purpose of usage.

/// Defines if the pulse Effect which will displayed under the location symbol should be enabled or disabled. Default Value: true
public var pulseEffectEnabled = true

/// The color for the pulse effect behind the location symbol. Default value: white
public var pulseEffectColor = UIColor.whiteColor()

// The color of the location symbol which will be presented in the middle of the location request screen. Default value: white
public var locationSymbolColor = UIColor.whiteColor()

// Defines if the location symbol which will be presented in the middle of the location request screen is hidden. Default value: false
public var locationSymbolHidden = false

Furthermore we added a new STLocationRequestEvent enum LocationRequestDidDisappear which will be called in the delegate function locationRequestControllerDidChange when the STLocationRequest-Controller did disappear.

 case .LocationRequestDidDisappear:
            break