Customize pop-up alerts

What are custom pop-up alerts?

We want to make the iOS app installation and activation process straightforward and transparent for our users. To aim this, starting with version 3.0.0, the iOS Setapp Framework includes default alerts that cover all possible scenarios when users must be informed of their progress. The Setapp alerts are branded according to Setapp Brand Guidelines.

Nonetheless, you might want brand alerts according to their design guide. We allow you to do this but must ensure that your custom alerts cover all the scenarios and meet our requirements.

Example of Setapp alert:

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How to implement standard Setapp alerts?

Setapp alerts are provided with our framework. You don't need to do extra actions to have them in your app. However, you must remove your old implementation of alerts if you had it.

Remove outdated alert implementation (if needed)

Before Setapp iOS Framework 3.0.0, pop-up alerts in your apps were optional. We didn't have our alerts, and we gave you the freedom to decide whether you wanted to implement them in your app or not.

Those of you who had your own pop-up alerts before version 3.0.0, must remove the old open(… method that called viewController(for:) method of the shared instance of the SetappManager class. Otherwise, the build error appears.

Customize pop-up alerts

Please note that you must design pop-up alerts for all scenarios used in Setapp. Please see the list of alerts below.

Once all the alerts are ready, follow these steps to add them to Setapp:

1. Implement a custom messages presenter by conforming SetappMessagesPresenterProtocol
2. Set it to SetappManager.shared.setMessagesPresenter(_:)

List of Setapp alerts