class MyViewController: : UIViewController, JFMinimalNotificationDelegate {

    private var minimalNotification: JFMinimalNotification?

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        // Create the notification
        minimalNotification = JFMinimalNotification(
            withStyle: .custom,
            title: "Title here",
            subTitle: "Subtitle here"
        ) {
            self.minimalNotification?.dismiss()
        }

        // Set the delegate id you'd like to know when the notificaiton `will...` and `did...` show and dismiss
        minimalNotification?.delegate = self

        // Add any needed edge padding (safe areas are handled automatically)
        minimalNotification?.edgePadding = UIEdgeInsets(top: 0, left: 0, bottom: 10, right: 0)
        
        // Customize the appearnace of the notification and it's labels
        minimalNotification?.backgroundColor = .purple
        minimalNotification?.titleLabel?.textColor = .white
        minimalNotification?.subTitleLabel?.textColor = .white
        minimalNotification?.subTitleLabel?.numberOfLines = 2

        // Set the desired font for title and subtitle labels
        if let titleFont = UIFont(name: "STHeitiK-Light", size: 22) {
            minimalNotification?.setTitleFont(titleFont)
        }
        if let subTitleFont = UIFont(name: "STHeitiK-Light", size: 16) {
            minimalNotification?.setSubTitleFont(subTitleFont)
        }

        // Uncomment to present notification from the top of the screen
        // minimalNotification?.presentFromTop = true

        // Add the notificaiton to the view
        view.addSubview(minimalNotification!)
    }

    /**
    * Showing the notification from a button handler
    */
    @IBAction func show(_ sender: Any? = nil) {
        minimalNotification?.show()
    }

    /**
    * Hiding the notification from a button handler
    */
    @IBAction func dismiss(_ sender: Any? = nil) {
        minimalNotification?.dismiss()
    }

}

/**
 * Note: passing a dismissalDelay of 0 means the notification will NOT be automatically dismissed, you will need to 
 * dismiss the notification yourself by calling -dismiss on the notification object. If you pass a dismissalDelay 
 * value greater than 0, this will be the length of time the notification will remain visisble before being 
 * automatically dismissed.
 */
 
// With dismissalDelay
minimalNotification = JFMinimalNotification(
    withStyle: .custom,
    title: "Title here",
    subTitle: "Subtitle here",
    dismissalDelay: 3
)
 
// Without dismissalDelay and with touchHandler
minimalNotification = JFMinimalNotification(
    withStyle: .custom,
    title: titleLabelTextField.text ?? "",
    subTitle: subTitleLabelTextField.text ?? "",
) {
    self.minimalNotification?.dismiss()
}

// Available Styles
public enum JFMinimalNotificationStyle {
    case `default`
    case error
    case success
    case info
    case warning
    
    /**
     * Used to get a title and subtitle, no accessory views, and white background with black label text. Use the `backgroundColor` property on the notification to set the desired background color and `textColor` property on the titleLabel and subTitleLabel UILabels to change text color.
     */
    case custom
    
    /**
     * A dark blur with vibrancy effect in the background with white label text.
     */
    case blurDark
    
    /**
     * A light blur with vibrancy effect in the background with black label text.
     */
    case blurLight
}

public protocol JFMinimalNotificationDelegate: AnyObject {
    func minimalNotificationWillShow(notification: JFMinimalNotification)
    func minimalNotificationDidShow(notification: JFMinimalNotification)
    func minimalNotificationWillDismiss(notification: JFMinimalNotification)
    func minimalNotificationDidDismiss(notification: JFMinimalNotification)
}