AJRNight

Lightweight iOS framework for adding night mode to projects

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#Installation

• Using CocoaPods just add this to your podfile:

pod 'AJRNight'

• Manual Installation:

Clone project and add the files in the AJRNight directory to your project

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#Usage AJRNight is very lightweight, flexible, and simple to use. In essence what happens behind the scenes is that we add a category to UIView with a dictionary nightProperties. This holds all the properties that need to change for night mode (backgroundColor, textColor, etc.)

As an example:

self.view.nightProperties = @{@"backgroundColor": [UIColor blackColor]

1. Add the following line to any view controller which needs night mode:

#import <AJRNight/AJRNight.h>

2. Add the AJRNightDelegate delegate to your view controller:

@interface PreferencesViewController : UIViewController <AJRNightDelegate>

3. Add the following in your viewDidLoad:

[[AJRNight sharedClient] addViewController:self];

4. Edit the nightProperties for any UIView that needs to change.

   • Note: setting nightProperties through appearance([[UILabel appearance] setNightProperties:@{}]) is supported on most, but not all, UIViews

   self.view.nightProperties = @{ @"backgroundColor": [UIColor blackColor] };

   [[UILabel appearance] setNightProperties:@{ @"textColor": [UIColor whiteColor] }];

When you want to switch to night mode, simply call [[AJRNight sharedClient] setNightMode:YES];

An example project is included with more details.

For more advanced night/day conversion animations you should implement the - (void)goodMorning and - (void)goodNight AJRNightDelegate methods. This is useful for layer animations as well as navigation/tab controller animations.