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https://github.com/apptekstudios/ascollectionview

A SwiftUI collection view with support for custom layouts, preloading, and more.
https://github.com/apptekstudios/ascollectionview

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A SwiftUI collection view with support for custom layouts, preloading, and more.

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# ASCollectionView

## This repository is no longer maintained. Here's why:
- with the release of iOS 16 SwiftUI now enables most of the features this library was created to replace.
- The UIHostingConfiguration API makes it easy to implement custom UICollectionViews using SwiftUI cells. This implementation handles cell-resizing and updates much better than a third party component is able to.
- In cases where a collection view is overkill, the new SwiftUI Layout protocol is the better choice. We've started a small library of native layouts here

## README:
A SwiftUI implementation of UICollectionView & UITableView. Here's some of its useful features:
* supports **preloading** and **onAppear/onDisappear**.
* supports **cell selection**, with automatic support for SwiftUI editing mode.
* supports **autosizing** of cells.
* supports the new **UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout**, and **any other UICollectionViewLayout**
* supports **removing separators** for ASTableView.
* supports directly using **FetchedResults** as a data source

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### Pull requests and suggestions welcome :)
Report Bug · Suggest a feature

## Table of Contents
* [Getting Started](#getting-started)
* [Usage](#usage)
* [Basic Examples](#usage)
* [Supplementary Views](#supplementary-views)
* [Decoration Views](#decoration-views)
* [Layout](#layout)
* [Todo](#todo)
* [License](#license)

### Screenshots from demo app

## Getting Started
ASCollectionView is a *swift package*.
* It can be imported into an app project using Xcode’s new Swift Packages option, which is located within the File menu.
* When asked, use this repository's url: https://github.com/apptekstudios/ASCollectionView

Alternatively, if you're unable to use SPM for some reason, you can import it using cocoapods: ```pod 'ASCollectionView-SwiftUI', '~> 1.3'```

## Usage

### Basic example - single section:
```swift
import ASCollectionView
import SwiftUI

struct SingleSectionExampleView: View
{
@State var dataExample = (0 ..< 30).map { $0 }

var body: some View
{
ASCollectionView(data: dataExample, dataID: \.self)
{ item, _ in
Color.blue
.overlay(Text("\(item)"))
}
.layout
{
.grid(
layoutMode: .adaptive(withMinItemSize: 100),
itemSpacing: 5,
lineSpacing: 5,
itemSize: .absolute(50))
}
}
}
```

### Multiple sections with unique data sources
Below is an example of how to include a collection view with two sections (each with their own data source). For an extended example with a custom compositional layout [see here](/readmeAssets/SampleUsage.swift). Or for more in-depth examples download the [demo project](/Demo/) included in this repo.

```swift
import SwiftUI
import ASCollectionView

struct ExampleView: View
{
@State var dataExampleA = (0 ..< 21).map { $0 }
@State var dataExampleB = (0 ..< 15).map { "ITEM \($0)" }

var body: some View
{
ASCollectionView
{
ASCollectionViewSection(
id: 0,
data: dataExampleA,
dataID: \.self)
{ item, _ in
Color.blue
.overlay(
Text("\(item)")
)
}
ASCollectionViewSection(
id: 1,
data: dataExampleB,
dataID: \.self)
{ item, _ in
Color.green
.overlay(
Text("Complex layout - \(item)")
)
}
.sectionHeader
{
Text("Section header")
.padding()
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .leading) // Fill width and align text to the left
.background(Color.yellow)
}
.sectionFooter
{
Text("This is a section footer!")
.padding()
}
}
.layout
{ sectionID in
switch sectionID
{
case 0:
// Here we use one of the provided convenience layouts
return .grid(
layoutMode: .adaptive(withMinItemSize: 100),
itemSpacing: 5,
lineSpacing: 5,
itemSize: .absolute(50))
default:
return ASCollectionLayoutSection
{ environment in
// ...
// You could return any custom NSCollectionLayoutSection here. For an example see this file: /readmeAssets/SampleUsage.swift
// ...
}
}
}
}
}
```

### Supplementary Views
ASCollectionView has support for supplementary views. To add a supplementary view, use the `sectionHeader`, `sectionFooter`, or `sectionSupplementary` modifiers on your ASCollectionViewSection.
* `sectionHeader` and `sectionFooter` set the supplementary for `UICollectionView.elementKindSectionHeader` and `UICollectionView.elementKindSectionHeader` respectively.
* `sectionSupplementary` lets you specify any supplementaryKind.

```swift
ASCollectionViewSection(...) { ... }
.sectionHeader
{
Text("Section header")
.background(Color.yellow)
}
.sectionFooter
{
Text("Section footer")
.background(Color.blue)
}
.sectionSupplementary(ofKind: "someOtherSupplementaryKindRequestedByYourLayout")
{
Text("Section supplementary")
.background(Color.green)
}
```

### Decoration Views
A UICollectionViewLayout can layout decoration views that do not relate to the data (eg. a section background). These cannot be configured so you must provide a View struct that can be initialised using .init().
* To enforce this requirement, your view must conform to the `Decoration` protocol. The only requirement of this is an initialiser with no arguments.
* You must register the view type with the layout.
* See the Reminders screen of the Demo app for a working example.

Declaring a swift view conforming to `Decoration`:
```swift
struct GroupBackground: View, Decoration
{
let cornerRadius: CGFloat = 12
var body: some View
{
RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: cornerRadius)
.fill(Color(.secondarySystemGroupedBackground))
}
}
```

Registering the decoration type with the layout (ASCollectionLayout):
```swift
var layout: ASCollectionLayout
{
ASCollectionLayout
{
// ... Here is an example of including a decoration in a compositional layout.
let sectionBackgroundDecoration = NSCollectionLayoutDecorationItem.background(elementKind: "groupBackground")
sectionBackgroundDecoration.contentInsets = section.contentInsets
section.decorationItems = [sectionBackgroundDecoration]
// ...
}
.decorationView(GroupBackground.self, forDecorationViewOfKind: "groupBackground") // REGISTER the decoration view type
}
```

### Layout
* There is inbuilt support for the new UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout.
* You can define layout on a per-section basis, including the use of a switch statement if desired.
* *Work in progress*: There are some useful methods that allow for easy definition of list and grid-based layouts (including orthogonal grids).

Define layout for all sections:
```swift
ASCollectionView(...) { ... }
.layout
{
ASCollectionLayoutSection
{ layoutEnvironment in
// Construct and return a NSCollectionLayoutSection here
}
}
```

Define layout per section:
```swift
ASCollectionView(...) { ... }
.layout
{ sectionID in
switch sectionID
{
case .userSection:
return ASCollectionLayoutSection
{ layoutEnvironment in
// Construct and return a NSCollectionLayoutSection here
}
}
case .postSection:
return ASCollectionLayoutSection
{ layoutEnvironment in
// Construct and return a NSCollectionLayoutSection here
}
}
```

Use a custom UICollectionViewLayout:
```swift
ASCollectionView(...) { ... }
.layout
{
let someCustomLayout = CustomUICollectionViewLayout()
someCustomLayout.estimatedItemSize = UICollectionViewFlowLayout.automaticSize
return someCustomLayout
}
```

### Other tips
* You can use an enum as your SectionID (rather than just an Int), this lets you easily determine the layout of each section.
* See the [demo project](/Demo/) for more in-depth usage examples.
* Please note that you should only use @State for transient visible state in collection view cells. Anything you want to persist long-term should be stored in your model.

## Todo
See the [open issues](https://github.com/apptekstudios/ASCollectionView/issues) for a list of proposed features (and known issues).

## License
Distributed under the MIT License. See `LICENSE` for more information.

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