- Replaces the view previously in the Navigation Bar with the new,
so-called Timeline Status Pill
- We use it to show three states: When a post has been published
(successfully), when new statuses are available or when five (I slightly
increased the limit) requests failed
- The Timeline Status Pill features some fancy animations and a little
shadow
- For further details have a look at IOS-234 🙂
To simulate the different reasons I used this snippet. When you press
the Settings-button, you should see the 💊 :
```diff
diff --git a/Mastodon/Scene/HomeTimeline/HomeTimelineViewController.swift b/Mastodon/Scene/HomeTimeline/HomeTimelineViewController.swift
index 8559025d4..0eb27d0e8 100644
--- a/Mastodon/Scene/HomeTimeline/HomeTimelineViewController.swift
+++ b/Mastodon/Scene/HomeTimeline/HomeTimelineViewController.swift
@@ -488,9 +488,14 @@ extension HomeTimelineViewController {
}
@objc private func settingBarButtonItemPressed(_ sender: UIBarButtonItem) {
- guard let setting = context.settingService.currentSetting.value else { return }
+ // don't commit
+ timelinePill.update(with: .newPosts)
+ showTimelinePill()
- _ = coordinator.present(scene: .settings(setting: setting), from: self, transition: .none)
+// guard let setting = context.settingService.currentSetting.value else { return }
+//
+// _ = coordinator.present(scene: .settings(setting: setting), from: self, transition: .none)
+ // don't commit
}
@objc private func refreshControlValueChanged(_ sender: RefreshControl) {
```
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