TKUICustomization

public class TKUICustomization

This class let’s you customise various aspects of TripKitUI that apply across multiple view controllers or cards. You can do this by setting the various parts of TKUICustomization.shared, which should be done before displaying any view controllers or cards.

  • The shared customisation singleton. Update its properties and the customisation will then be reflected in the different view controllers and cards.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public static let shared: TKUICustomization

  • The style to use for any of TGCardViewController-based controllers

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var cardStyle: TGCardStyle

  • How card actions of style .normal should be displayed

    Defaults to .outline

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var cardActionNormalStyle: TKUICardActionNormalStyle

  • Called whenever a view controller or card is displaying a new object, which can be used to attaching debugging information to bug reports.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var feedbackActiveItemHandler: ((Any) -> Void)?

  • Called whenever a view controller or card encounteres an error that it cannot handle itself.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var alertHandler: ((Error, UIViewController) -> Void)

  • You can use this to force a compact layout for card actions

    By default, if there are fewer than two actions provided through a card’s action factory, an extended layout (i.e., icon andd label are stacked horizontally) is used. If there are more than two actions then a compact layout (i.e., icon and labels are stacked vertically) is used.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var forceCompactActionsLayout: Bool

  • Set this to true to show both image and title for card actions.

    The default value is false, which means an action is showing only the image.

    Note

    If setting this to true, it’s best to ensure the title is is short, otherise, text may get truncated.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var showCardActionTitle: Bool

  • Set this to true if the services’ transit icons should get the colour of the respective line.

    Default to false.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var colorCodeTransitIcons: Bool

  • Provide a tap handler here to add an (i) accessory button next to autocompletion results, that otherwise don’t get an accessory button.

    This handler is called when that button is tapped.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var locationInfoTapHandler: ((TKUILocationInfo) -> TKUILocationHandlerAction)?