RACMutableCollectionProperty 0.1.3

RACMutableCollectionProperty 0.1.3

TestsTested
LangLanguage SwiftSwift
License MIT
ReleasedLast Release Apr 2016
SPMSupports SPM

Maintained by Pedro Piñera, Andy Kogut.



  • By
  • @pepibumur

RAC-MutableCollectionProperty

Implementation of the concept of MutableCollectionProperty for ReactiveCocoa (Swift)

Implemented by @pepibumur

Features

  • Swift 2.0
  • Granularity reporting collection changes (custom events)
  • It exposes Swift Array collection methods
  • NSFetchedResultsController inspired
  • ReactiveCocoa 4.XX

How to install

  1. Get Carthage, brew update carthage
  2. Add the line github "gitdoapp/RAC-MutableCollectionProperty" to your Cartfile
  3. Execute carthage update
  4. Add the Carthage generated frameworks to your project following the steps here.

How to use it

  1. Create your property of type MutableCollectionProperty
let property: MutableCollectionProperty<String> = MutableCollectionProperty(["test1", "test2"])
  1. Use the property available subscribers:
property.producer.startWithNext { newCollection in
  // Do whatever you want with the new collection
  // e.g. tableView.reloadData()
}
property.flatChanges.startWithNext { change in
  switch change {
    case Remove(Int, T)
    case Insert(Int, T)
    case Composite([CollectionChange])
  }
}

:warning: don't rely on .flatChanges (.flatChangesSignal) when using deep collection, it won't notify on deep data changes, although it gives you more type checking with flat collection. Use .changes (.changesSignal) for deep collections.

Deep collections

Collections with values of type MutableCollectionSection allows changing elements deeply inside and track those changes.

let table: MutableCollectionProperty<MutableCollectionSection<String>> =
    MutableCollectionProperty([
        MutableCollectionSection(["test1", "test2"]),
        MutableCollectionSection(["test3", "test4"])
    ])

table.changes.startWithNext { change in
    switch change {
        case Remove([Int], Any)      // [Int] — index path
        case Insert([Int], Any)      // [Int] — index path
        case Composite([CollectionChange])
    } 
}

table.removeAtIndexPath([1, 1]) // will remove "test4"

You can sublass MutableCollectionSection so it suits your needs:

class UITableViewSectionData: MutableCollectionSection<NSManagedObject> {
    let name: String?
    let indexTitle: String?
    init(objects: [NSManagedObject], sectionName name: String?, indexTitle: String?) {
        self.name = name
        self.indexTitle = indexTitle
        super.init(objects)
    }
}

Real-world example

Take a look at RACFRC source.

Developers

  • If you had any problem, contact [email protected].
  • You can also create an issue on the repository with your concern, problem, idea.
  • If you want to contribute with the component remember to add tests that test your new feature.

License

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