wishkit.io

In-App Feature Requests. Made Easy.

WishKit allows your users to request and vote on features in your app that just works ✨

Index

• Setup (UIKit)
• Setup (SwiftUI)
• Theming
• User Segmentation
• Control UI Elements
• Localization

UIKit

1. Add WishKit (v4.0.0) as a dependency in Xcode.

https://github.com/wishkit/wishkit-ios.git

2. Configure WishKit with your API Key.

You can find your API key in your admin dashboard on wishkit.io.

import UIKit
import WishKit

@main
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
	WishKit.configure(with: "your_api_key")
        return true
    }
    
    ...
}

3. Now you can present the WishKit viewController.

import UIKit
import WishKit

class HomeViewController: UIViewController {
    ...
  
    @objc func buttonTapped() {
        present(WishKit.viewController.withNavigation(), animated: true)  
    }
}

NOTE: If you are pushing the WishKit.viewController, you won't need to call withNavigation().

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SwiftUI

1. Add WishKit (v4.0.0) as a dependency in Xcode.

https://github.com/wishkit/wishkit-ios.git

2. Configure WishKit with your API Key in the first view.

You can find your API key in your admin dashboard on wishkit.io.

import SwiftUI
import WishKit

struct ContentView: View {

    init() {
        WishKit.configure(with: "your-api-key")
    }
  
    ...
}

3. Now use the view wherever you want!

import SwiftUI
import WishKit

struct ContentView: View {

    init() {
        WishKit.configure(with: "your-api-key")
    }

    var body: some View {
        WishKit.view.withNavigation()
    }
}

NOTE: If one of the parent views is a NavigationView/NavigationStack, you won't need to call withNavigation().

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Configuration

You can configure a lof of WishKit's UI elements.

// Show the status badge of a feature request (e.g. pending, approved, etc.).
WishKit.config.statusBadge = .show

// Shows full description of a feature request in the list.
WishKit.config.expandDescriptionInList = true

// Hide the segmented control.
WishKit.config.buttons.segmentedControl.display = .hide

// Remove drop shadow.
WishKit.config.dropShadow = .hide

// Hide comment section
WishKit.config.commentSection = .hide

// Position the Add-Button.
WishKit.config.buttons.addButton.bottomPadding = .large

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Theming

You can theme WishKit to fit your apps color. 🎨

// This is for the Add-Button, Segmented Control, and Vote-Button.
WishKit.theme.primaryColor = .yellow

// Set the secondary color (this is for the cells and text fields).
WishKit.theme.secondaryColor = .set(light: .orange, dark: .red)

// Set the tertiary color (this is for the background).
WishKit.theme.tertiaryColor = .set(light: .gray, dark: .black)

// Segmented Control (Text color)
WishKit.config.buttons.segmentedControl.defaultTextColor = .setBoth(to: .white)

WishKit.config.buttons.segmentedControl.activeTextColor = .setBoth(to: .white)

// Save Button (Text color)
WishKit.config.buttons.saveButton.textColor = .set(light: .white, dark: .white)

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User Segmentation

💰 Revenue Indication: Share how much a user is paying in your app.

// How much a user is paying per week or month or year.
// WishKit supports weekly, monthly and yearly payments.
WishKit.updateUser(payment: .monthly(7.99))

By sharing the revenue of a user you will be able to see "how much money" is behind a feature request. This allows you to prioritize a feature with only 2 votes but $13 over a feature with 7 votes and $0.

📧 Additional: Share optional user information with WishKit.

// Email
WishKit.updateUser(email: "[email protected]")

// Name
WishKit.updateUser(name: "Steve")

// If you manage user IDs yourself you can let WishKit prioritize it.
WishKit.updateUser(customID: "8AHD1IL03ACIP")

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Localization

Localize any text used by WishKit by overriding default values.

// Override the segmented control text to the german word for "Requested".
WishKit.config.localization.requested = "Angefragt"

// You can also assign NSLocalizedString.
WishKit.config.localization.cancel = NSLocalizedString("general.cancel", comment: "")

Platforms

• iOS 14+
• macOS 12+

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Example Project

Checkout the example project to see how easy it is to set up a wishlist!