I found a project that can display a toast message in iOS which has the same functionality as Toast in Android
Download Toast project as zip scalessec/Toast
Extract Toast folder to your tweak
In your Makefile, Add UIView+Toast.m to [PROJECTNAME]_FILES
In your tweak.xm, Include UIView+Toast.h like
And add your UIView variable and hook view controller like UIViewController
If UIViewController doesn't work, try other views.
Now you can use it like:
More example can be seen on Github. You may need to replace "self.view" with your UIView variable if you are using it within C++ side
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Download Toast project as zip scalessec/Toast
Extract Toast folder to your tweak
In your Makefile, Add UIView+Toast.m to [PROJECTNAME]_FILES
In your tweak.xm, Include UIView+Toast.h like
C++:
#include "Toast/UIView+Toast.h"And add your UIView variable and hook view controller like UIViewController
Objective-C:
UIView *uiView;
//Set our view variable
%hook UIViewController
-(void)viewDidLoad {
%orig;
uiView = self.view;
}
%endIf UIViewController doesn't work, try other views.
Now you can use it like:
Objective-C:
static void didFinishLaunching(CFNotificationCenterRef center, void *observer, CFStringRef name, const void *object, CFDictionaryRef info) {
timer(2) {
[uiView makeToast:@"Modded by AndnixSH\nPlatinmods.com - The gaming community"];
load();
});
}
void launchEvent() {
CFNotificationCenterAddObserver(CFNotificationCenterGetLocalCenter(), NULL, &didFinishLaunching, (CFStringRef)UIApplicationDidFinishLaunchingNotification, NULL, CFNotificationSuspensionBehaviorDrop);
}
__attribute__((constructor)) static void initialize() {
launchEvent();
}More example can be seen on Github. You may need to replace "self.view" with your UIView variable if you are using it within C++ side
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