2.1.0

This version adds Xcode 11 and iOS 13 support, including support for dark mode and high contrast color variants.

There is a new ActionSheetColor enum with sheet-specific semantic colors. It uses the new, adaptive system colors in iOS 13 and falls back to older, non-adaptive colors in iOS 12 and below. You can either use the enum directly or use the static UIColor extension .sheetColor(...).

The appearance model has been extended with new a appearance type, which you can use to style your sheets. There is an ActionSheetAppearance base class as well as a standard StandardActionSheetAppearance appearance which applies a standard look, including dark mode support, high contrast color variants and SFSymbol icons on iOS 13.

There are adjustments to how sheets can be dismissed. The isDismissableWithTapOnBackground has been renamed to isDismissable, since it also affects if the system can dismiss the action sheet.

2.0.2

This version makes table view footer view sizes smaller to avoid a scroll offset issue that could occur when rotating devices that displayed sheets with a single custom item.

2.0.1

This version adjusts accessibility traits for selected select items and improves the overall accessibility experience when working with selectable items.

2.0.0

This version upgrades Sheeeeeeeeet and its unit test dependencies to Swift 5. It contains no breaking changes.

1.4.1

This version makes currentContext the default presentation mode for the default presenter. This is due to accessibility issues with using keyWindow while being in a modal presentation. I will change how the default presenteras presents action sheets, but that is a future improvement.

1.4.0

This version removes the old deprecated appearance model, so if your app uses it, it's time to start using the appearance proxy model. Just follow the readme, and you'll be done in no time.

This version also change which presenter to use, so that apps behaves correct on iPads in split screen. We still have to come up with a way to switch between the default and popover presenters when the split screen size changes, but that is a future improvement.

1.3.3

This version adds a new headerViewLandscapeMode property to ActionSheet. You can set it to .hidden to let action sheets hide their header view in landscape orientation. This will free up more screen estate for the action sheet's options.

1.3.2

This version makes the ActionSheet backgroundView outlet public, so that you can add your own custom effects to it. The other outlets are still internal.

The version also fixes a bug that caused action sheets to be misplaced when they were presented from a custom presentation controller. This fix also adds a brand new presentationStyle property to StandardActionSheetPresenter, which can be either keyWindow (default) or currentContext. Setting it to keyWindow will present the action sheet in the app's key window (full screen), while setting it
to currentContext will present it in the presenting view controller's view (it looks strange, but perhaps you can find a nice use case for it).

1.3.1

I obviously don't use iOS 9 anymore. Some really nasty bugs appeared as I did 🙃

This version fixes an iOS 9 bug that caused the popover to become square with no arrow. It was caused by the popover presenter, that set the background color for the popover after it had been presented, which is not supported in iOS 9. It now sets the bg color for all iOS versions before it presents the popover, then only refreshes it for iOS 10 and later.

It also fixes an iOS 9 bug that caused the item cell separator line to behave strangely and not honor the insets set using the appearance proxy. I have added a fix to the item cell class, that only runs for iOS 9.

1.3.0

This version removes the last separator line from the item and button table view.

This version also changes the default behavior of the popover presenter. It used to keep the popover presented as the device orientation changed, but this can be wrong in many cases. For instance, in collection or table views, the orientation change may cause cells to shuffle around as they are reused. If a reused cell is used as the popover source view, and the popover is still presented, the popover will point to the cell, but the cell model will have changed. In this case, your action sheet will appear to point to a specific object, but will be contextually bound to another one.

Another way that orientation changes may mess with popovers are if a source view is removed from the view hierarchy when the orientation changes. If your popover is still presented, but the source view is removed, the popover arrow will point to a random point, e.g. the top-left part of the screen.

To solve these bugs, I have added new orientation change handling in the popover presenter. It has a new isListeningToOrientationChanges property, as well as a handleOrientationChange and setupOrientationChangeDetection function. If you want to, you can override these functions to customize their behavior, otherwise just set isListeningToOrientationChanges to false to make the popover behave like before.