SelectableStackView is a customizable and easy to use UI element for showing and managing selectable elements in a stack written in Swift.
- Supports any number of elements
- Supports any type of elements given that it should conform to SelectionObservableView protocol
- Automatically manages elements
- Allows to manually manage elements if needed
- Supports single/multiple selection states
- Can automatically handle no selection case
- Use in code or from interface builder
- Has a delegate to observe selection
- iOS 10.0+
- Xcode 11+
- Swift 5.2+
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import SelectableStackView
selectableStackView.addArrangedSubview(yourView) // make sure that your view conform to ObservableBySelectableStackView protocolimport SelectableStackView
selectableStackView.select(true, at: someIndex) // if view at given index doesnt exist, nothing will happenimport SelectableStackView
// 1. Conform to SelectableStackViewDelegate protocol
class SomeClass: SelectableStackViewDelegate {
let selectableStackView = SelectableStackView()
init() {
// 2. Set delegate
selectableStackView.delegate = self
}
// MARK: - SelectableStackViewDelegate
func didSelect(_ select: Bool, at index: Index, on selectableStackView: SelectableStackView) {
// handle selection
}
}selectableStackView.loggingEnabled = on // enable logging if neededimport SelectableStackView
class SomeClass: SelectableStackViewDelegate {
var shouldNotifyAboutSelfSelection: Bool { true }
}SelectableStackView is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.