TestsTested | ✗ |
LangLanguage | Obj-CObjective C |
License | MIT |
ReleasedLast Release | Dec 2014 |
Maintained by Unclaimed.
A flow layout for UICollectionView that implements swiping-to-select gestures.
Just touch down and pan and select items in your UICollectionView, much easier than tapping each item
If you choose you can enable auto-selecting rows, where if you pan to select an entire row you can continue panning down to select whole rows at a time.
Along with panning to select collection view cells, you can choose to enable panning to deselect, where if you start panning from a selected cell, the panning will deselect cells.
If you choose you can enable auto selection of cells between a first and second touch. Where all cells between the two touches will be selected.
The example use case (as seen in the gifs) is using SECollectionViewFlowLayout in combination with QBImagePickerController to select multiple photos from a UIImagePickerController clone. You can use this image picker in your project by adding to your podfile:
pod 'SEQBImagePickerController'
You can also use SECollectionViewFlowLayout in your project and use it with your own UICollectionView.
pod 'SECollectionViewFlowLayout'
When initializing your UICollectionViewController
using initWithCollectionViewLayout
, allocate a new SECollectionViewFlowLayout
UICollectionViewController *collectionViewController =
[[UICollectionViewController alloc] initWithCollectionViewLayout:
[SECollectionViewFlowLayout layoutWithAutoSelectRows:YES
panToDeselect:YES
autoSelectCellsBetweenTouches:YES]];
Use Github issues to track bugs and feature requests
Chris Wendel
MIT