Package that displays a customizable Onboarding with various default and custom steps. Uses WhatsNewKit package to handle the version checking and to display the default UI for each onboarding step.
Displays a blocking screen with a message to update and a link to the AppStore.
- Minimum version is passed as a "X.Y.Z" string
- a URL String is passed to navigate to the AppStore app page with a button tap
e.g.
.blocking(minVersion: "8.1.0", appStoreUrlString: "itms-apps://itunes.apple.com/es/app/id364587804")
Displays just once when a WhatsNew file is provided. - Provide a "WhatsNewCleanInstall.json" file to display with a fresh install - Provide a "WhatsaNewX.Y.Z.json" file for a X.Y.Z version to display when updating and when not in a fresh install. Have to match X.Y.Z in the "version" attribute inside the json file
Display a custom UIViewController as an onboardings step. The custom ViewController should be responsible for handling user actions. After the user finishes the necessary interaction or some time limit is passed the custom VC should call Onboarding's instance method:
moveToNextStep()
You can create and pass an OnboardingViewController with a WhatsNew struct to preserve the UI consistency with the default presented ViewControllers. OnboardingSceneBuilder provides a defaultCustomizedConfiguration function that configures elements accordingly.
Should write some higher level tests for :
func testDoesNotDisplayOnboardingWithBlockingStepVersionLowerThanCurrent() {}
func testCreatesWhatsNewVCForBlockingStep() {}
func testCreatesWhatsNewVCForWhatsNewStep() {}
func testDisplayOnboardingWithMatchingVersionFileAndFirstTimeLaunch() {}
func testDoesNotDisplayOnboardingWithNonMatchingVersionFileAndFirstTimeLaunch() {}
func testDoesNotDisplayOnboardingWithMatchingVersionFileAndSecondTimeLaunch() {}
func testDisplayOnboardingWithMatchingPendingPreviousVersionFileAndFirstTimeLaunch() {}
func testMarksDisplayedWhatsNewFileVersion() {}