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https://github.com/diwu/DWURecyclingAlert

Optimizing UITableViewCell For Fast Scrolling
https://github.com/diwu/DWURecyclingAlert

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# DWURecyclingAlert

> Your code usually has less than ten milliseconds to run before it causes a frame drop.[1](#myfootnote1)

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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/diwu/DWURecyclingAlert.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/diwu/DWURecyclingAlert)

[![](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue.svg)][license]

[![](https://img.shields.io/badge/swift-compatible-orange.svg)][project]



# Visualize Bad Drawings On The Fly



Injects 4 classes:

 

 * `UITableViewCell`

 * `UICollectionViewCell`

 * `UITableViewHeaderFooterView`

 * `UICollectionReusableView` (as footers/headers)

 

Monitors 6 time sensitive API calls:



 * `[UIView drawRect:]`

 * `tableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath:`

 * `tableView:viewForHeaderInSection:`

 * `tableView:viewForFooterInSection:`

 * `collectionView:cellForItemAtIndexPath:`

 * `collectionView:viewForSupplementaryElementOfKind:atIndexPath:`



Visualizes bad drawing code in 2 ways:



* Displays non-recycled UIView, CALayer and UIImage objects with bold red bolders.

* Displays the time it takes to complete each time sensitive API calls, in milliseconds.



# Usage

Step 1: Drop [DWURecyclingAlert.m][code] into your project, Swift or ObjC.



Step 2: There's no step 2. 



(Optionally) Using CocoaPods and manually start the injection:



`pod 'DWURecyclingAlert'` 



Then manually start injection by running the following function anywhere in your project:



`void Inject_DWURecyclingAlert();`



# UI Configuration

It's likely that your project happens to use lots of `[UIColor redColor]` here and there. Or, maybe you want to localize the millisecond warning string with your team's first language. Take a look at the [UI Configuration][code_line_39] section and customize them the way you like.

# How It Works

Method swizzling and associated objects. You could always read the [source][code].



# Disabled in Release By Default

[DWURecyclingAlert.m][code] requires the DEBUG macro to compile and run. As a result, it's disabled in Release by default. If you also want to disable it in debug builds, comment out the [DWURecyclingAlertEnabled][code_line_23] macro at the top of the file.

# Misc

* Whether your cell / header / footer are created by code or by nib/storyboard, [DWURecyclingAlert.m][code] has a way to scan it.

* It's perfectly normal for a cell to have multiple subviews that override `drawRect:`, if that's the case, [DWURecyclingAlert.m][code] will calculate the sum for all the time it takes to go through each `drawRect:` call.

* [DWURecyclingAlert.m][code] requires iOS 6 or higher to compile.



# Example Project

Inside this repo you can find the RecyclingAlert example project. 

# License

DWURecyclingAlert is released under the MIT license. See [LICENSE][license] for details.



[code]: ./RecyclingAlert/DWURecyclingAlert/DWURecyclingAlert.m

[code_line_23]: ./RecyclingAlert/DWURecyclingAlert/DWURecyclingAlert.m#L23

[code_line_39]: ./RecyclingAlert/DWURecyclingAlert/DWURecyclingAlert.m#L39

[project]: https://github.com/diwu/DWURecyclingAlert

[demo]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diwu/ui-markdown-store/master/demo_11.png

[license]: ./LICENSE

1: Facebook AsyncDisplayKit Guide. (http://asyncdisplaykit.org/guide)