https://github.com/jkolb/drapierlayout

Frame based layouts with an API vaguely like Autolayout.
https://github.com/jkolb/drapierlayout

frame-layout no-auto-layout swift

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Frame based layouts with an API vaguely like Autolayout.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/jkolb/drapierlayout
• Owner: jkolb
• Created: 2014-10-31T04:25:34.000Z (over 10 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2015-12-17T16:58:48.000Z (over 9 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-04-11T12:22:48.269Z (about 2 months ago)
• Topics: frame-layout, no-auto-layout, swift
• Language: Swift
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• Size: 16.6 KB
• Stars: 8
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 1
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md

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README

        
# DrapierLayout

#### Helps make layoutSubviews more readable

## Examples

#### A simple view with a UIImageView and two UILabels.

    class CustomView: UIView {

		var imageView: UIImageView!

		var titleLabel: UILabel!

		var detailLabel: UILabel!

		

		struct ViewLayout {

			let imageFrame: CGRect

			let titleFrame: CGRect

			let detailFrame: CGRect

		}

		

		func generateLayout(bounds: CGRect) -> ViewLayout {

			// Since a size is not specified, sizeThatFits is called on imageView with a 

			// size of 10,000 x 10,000 this allows the image to be as large as it can.

			var imageFrame = imageView.layout(

				Leading(equalTo: bounds.leading(layoutMargins)),

				Top(equalTo: bounds.top(layoutMargins))

			)

			

			let maximumImageWidth = CGFloat(50.0)

			

			if imageFrame.width > maximumImageWidth {

				// This time a size is specified, this attempts to make sure that the image

				// doesn't push the UILabels off the edge of the parent view.

				imageFrame = imageView.layout(

					Leading(equalTo: bounds.leading(layoutMargins)),

					Top(equalTo: bounds.top(layoutMargins)),

					Width(equalTo: maximumImageWidth),

					Height(equalTo: round(maximumImageWidth * imageFrame.inverseAspectRatio))

				)

			}

			

			// The title fits between the image and the trailing edge of the superview.

			// A capline is the line that marks the top of a capital letter for the 

			// UILabel's current font.

			let titleFrame = titleLabel.layout(

				Leading(equalTo: imageFrame.trailing, constant: 8.0),

				Trailing(equalTo: bounds.trailing(layoutMargins)),

				Capline(equalTo: imageFrame.top)

			)

			

			let detailFrame = detailLabel.layout(

				Leading(equalTo: titleFrame.leading),

				Trailing(equalTo: titleFrame.trailing),

				Capline(equalTo: titleFrame.baseline(font: titleLabel.font), constant: 8.0)

			)

			

			return ViewLayout(

				imageFrame: imageFrame,

				titleFrame: titleFrame,

				detailFrame: detailFrame

			)

		}

		

		override func sizeThatFits(size: CGSize) -> CGSize {

			let layout = generateLayout(size.rect())

			// Find the fitting height from the layout frame that is farthest toward the bottom, then

			// add in the layoutMargin bottom if needed to find the true height.

			let maxBottom = max(layout.imageFrame.bottom, layout.detailFrame.baseline(font: detailLabel.font))

			return CGSize(width: size.width, height: maxBottom + layoutMargins.bottom)

		}

		

		override func layoutSubviews() {

			super.layoutSubviews()

			

			// In most cases the layout code can be shared between sizeThatFits and layoutSubviews.

			let layout = generateLayout(bounds)

			

			imageView.frame = layout.imageFrame

			titleLabel.frame = layout.titleFrame

			detailLabel.frame = layout.detailFrame

		}

	}

## Contact

[Justin Kolb](mailto:[email protected])  

[@nabobnick](https://twitter.com/nabobnick)

## License

DrapierLayout is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.