BadgeAlignment is always JSBadgeViewAlignmentTopRight

[RubenSandwich]

The BadgeAlignment property is always JSBadgeViewAlignmentTopRight.

This is because + (void)applyCommonStyle sets
badgeViewAppearanceProxy.badgeAlignment = JSBadgeViewAlignmentTopRight;

so the calls to
JSBadgeView *badgeViewAppearanceProxy = JSBadgeView.appearance;

in + (void)applyIOS7Style and + (void)applyLegacyStyle always gets set to JSBadgeViewAlignmentTopRight.

This can be fixed by commenting out/removing:
badgeViewAppearanceProxy.badgeAlignment = JSBadgeViewAlignmentTopRight;

in + (void)applyCommonStyle

[JaviSoto]

This is intended behavior. The value set in the appearance object is the default.

Are you setting it yourself, either via appearance, or manually on a JSBadgeView object?

[RubenSandwich]

I'm setting the alignment within the init method:
[[JSBadgeView alloc] initWithParentView:rectangle alignment:JSBadgeViewAlignmentBottomLeft];

Which is where this bug occurs.

It doesn't happen when you set the alignment after the init:
badgeView.badgeAlignment = JSBadgeViewAlignmentBottomLeft;

Sorry that I wasn't more clear on that.

[JaviSoto]

Fixed :)

[RubenSandwich]

No problem, glad I could help. :)