TestsTested | ✗ |
LangLanguage | Obj-CObjective C |
License | MIT |
ReleasedLast Release | Oct 2016 |
Maintained by Hai Feng Kao.
Depends on: | |
KVOMutableArray | >= 0 |
WZProtocolInterceptor | >= 0 |
UITableView and UICollectionView Binding
This project privides some helper functions to bind a mutable array to table views or colllection views. It supports single or multiple sections.
HFViewBinding is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod "HFViewBinding"
KVOMutableArray* someData = [[KVOMutableArray alloc]
initWithMutableArray:[@[@"cell 1", @"cell 2"] mutableCopy]];
HFTableViewBinding* bindingHelper =
[HFTableViewBinding bindingForTableView:self.tableView
sourceList:someData
didSelectionBlock:^(id model)
{ NSLog(@"clicked on %@", model); }
templateCellClassName:@"YourCellClass"
isNested:NO];
bindingHelper.delegate = self;
bindingHelper.dataSource = self;
You have to use KVOMutableArray
as the mutable array class to inform the observers about the mutation event. See KVOMutableArray for more details.
The cell must implement HFBindingDelegate
protocol.
The delegate
and dataSource
settings are optional. If they are set, all delegate methods which are not handled by bindingHelper will be sent to self
in the above exmaple.
To support multiple sections, isNested
should be set to YES
. The each item in the array must be the class of KVOMutableArray
.
KVOMutableArray* firstRow = [[KVOMutableArray alloc]
initWithMutableArray:[@[@"cell 1", @"cell 2"] mutableCopy]];
KVOMutableArray* secondRow = [[KVOMutableArray alloc]
initWithMutableArray:[@[@"cell 1", @"cell 2"] mutableCopy]];
KVOMutableArray* someData = [[KVOMutableArray alloc] initWithMutableArray:[@[firstRow, secondRow] mutableCopy]];
HFTableViewBinding* bindingHelper =
[HFTableViewBinding bindingForTableView:self.tableView
sourceList:someData
didSelectionBlock:^(id model)
{ NSLog(@"clicked on %@", model); }
templateCellClassName:@"YourCellClass"
isNested:YES];
MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) is a popular replacement of original MVC architecture. It moves the UI logics from hard-to-test Controller to testable ViewModels. MVVM relies heavily on view bindings. But the available binding libraries (HRTableCollectionBindingHelper, CETableViewBinding) don't support table view with multiple sections. Besides, the table view animations of insertion and deletion are disabled in their implmentation, which really annoys me :(
The APIs are referenced from HRTableCollectionBindingHelper.
The idea of delegate forwarding comes from CETableViewBinding.
Big thanks to Rannie and Colin.
Requires iOS 7.0, and ARC.
Hai Feng Kao, [email protected]
Forks, patches and other feedback are welcome.
HFViewBinding is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.