skills/generators/announcement-banner/SKILL.md
Generates an in-app announcement banner system with remote configuration, scheduling, deep link actions, and dismiss tracking. Use when user wants in-app banners, promotional notices, maintenance alerts, or contextual announcements.
npx skillsauth add rshankras/claude-code-apple-skills announcement-bannerInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Generate a configurable in-app announcement/banner system that displays contextual messages (maintenance alerts, new feature highlights, promotions) from remote config or local definitions. Supports dismissal, deep link actions, and scheduling.
Use this skill when the user:
Search for existing banner/toast code:
Glob: **/*Banner*.swift, **/*Announcement*.swift, **/*Toast*.swift, **/*InAppMessage*.swift
Grep: "AnnouncementBanner" or "InAppBanner" or "ToastView" or "BannerView"
If third-party library found (Firebase In-App Messaging, Braze, Intercom):
Check for existing deep linking setup:
Grep: "deepLink" or "DeepLink" or "universalLink" or "openURL" or "onOpenURL"
If deep linking exists, integrate with it. If not, generate standalone action handling.
Ask user via AskUserQuestion:
Banner position?
Content source?
Action type?
Include scheduling (start/end dates)?
Read templates.md for production Swift code.
Generate these files:
Announcement.swift — Model with style, action, priority, schedulingAnnouncementManager.swift — @Observable manager: loads, filters, tracks dismissalsAnnouncementProvider.swift — Protocol + local/remote implementations with cachingAnnouncementBannerView.swift — SwiftUI banner with style-aware colors and animationsAnnouncementBannerModifier.swift — ViewModifier for overlay placement and action routingBased on configuration:
AnnouncementScheduler.swift — If scheduling selected (date range filtering, timezone handling)Check project structure:
Sources/ exists -> Sources/AnnouncementBanner/App/ exists -> App/AnnouncementBanner/AnnouncementBanner/After generation, provide:
AnnouncementBanner/
├── Announcement.swift # Model with style, action, priority
├── AnnouncementManager.swift # Observable manager with dismiss tracking
├── AnnouncementProvider.swift # Protocol + local/remote providers
├── AnnouncementBannerView.swift # SwiftUI banner view
├── AnnouncementBannerModifier.swift# ViewModifier for overlay + actions
└── AnnouncementScheduler.swift # Date range filtering (optional)
Add banner overlay to root view:
// In your root ContentView or NavigationStack
ContentView()
.announcementBanner()
With custom position:
ContentView()
.announcementBanner(position: .bottom)
With deep link action handler:
ContentView()
.announcementBanner { action in
switch action {
case .deepLink(let destination):
router.navigate(to: destination)
case .url(let url):
openURL(url)
case .dismiss:
break
}
}
Define local announcements:
let provider = LocalAnnouncementProvider(announcements: [
Announcement(
id: "maintenance-2024",
title: "Scheduled Maintenance",
message: "We'll be performing maintenance on Saturday 9-11 AM EST.",
style: .warning,
action: .dismiss,
priority: 10,
startDate: maintenanceStart,
endDate: maintenanceEnd
),
Announcement(
id: "new-feature-photos",
title: "New: Photo Library",
message: "Check out our new photo library with AI-powered search!",
style: .promotion,
action: .deepLink("app://features/photos"),
priority: 5,
isDismissible: true
)
])
Fetch from remote config:
let provider = RemoteAnnouncementProvider(
url: URL(string: "https://api.example.com/announcements")!,
cacheDuration: 3600 // 1 hour
)
@Test
func dismissedAnnouncementsAreHidden() async throws {
let manager = AnnouncementManager(
provider: MockAnnouncementProvider(announcements: [testAnnouncement]),
dismissalStore: InMemoryDismissalStore()
)
await manager.loadAnnouncements()
#expect(manager.activeAnnouncement != nil)
manager.dismiss(testAnnouncement)
#expect(manager.activeAnnouncement == nil)
}
@Test
func highestPriorityAnnouncementShownFirst() async throws {
let lowPriority = Announcement(id: "low", title: "Low", message: "...", style: .info, priority: 1)
let highPriority = Announcement(id: "high", title: "High", message: "...", style: .warning, priority: 10)
let manager = AnnouncementManager(
provider: MockAnnouncementProvider(announcements: [lowPriority, highPriority])
)
await manager.loadAnnouncements()
#expect(manager.activeAnnouncement?.id == "high")
}
@Test
func expiredAnnouncementsAreFiltered() async throws {
let expired = Announcement(
id: "expired",
title: "Old",
message: "...",
style: .info,
endDate: Date.distantPast
)
let manager = AnnouncementManager(
provider: MockAnnouncementProvider(announcements: [expired])
)
await manager.loadAnnouncements()
#expect(manager.activeAnnouncement == nil)
}
Announcement(
id: "maintenance-\(date)",
title: "Scheduled Maintenance",
message: "Service will be unavailable Saturday 2-4 AM EST.",
style: .warning,
action: .url(URL(string: "https://status.example.com")!),
priority: 100, // High priority overrides other banners
startDate: Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: -1, to: maintenanceDate)!,
endDate: maintenanceEndDate,
isDismissible: false // Can't dismiss maintenance warnings
)
Announcement(
id: "feature-v2.5-darkmode",
title: "Dark Mode is Here!",
message: "Try our new dark mode in Settings.",
style: .promotion,
action: .deepLink("app://settings/appearance"),
priority: 5,
isDismissible: true
)
Announcement(
id: "promo-summer-2024",
title: "Summer Sale - 40% Off!",
message: "Upgrade to Pro at our lowest price ever.",
style: .promotion,
action: .deepLink("app://subscription/upgrade"),
priority: 8,
startDate: promoStart,
endDate: promoEnd,
isDismissible: true,
targetAudience: .freeUsers
)
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