reelsearch
  • October 20, 2023

Reel Search is a Swift UI controller that allows you to choose options from a list

specialize in the designing and coding of a custom UI for Mobail Apps and websites.

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 Requirements


  • iOS 8.0+
  • Swift 4.0

Installation


We recommend using CocoaPods to install our library.

Just put this in your Podfile:

pod ‘RAMReel’

or Carthage users can simply add reel-search to their Cartfile:

github “Ramotion/reel-search”

Usage


In order to use our control you need to implement the following:

Types

Now you can use those types as generic parameters of type declaration of RAMReel:

RAMReel<CellClass, TextFieldClass, DataSource>

Values

Next you need to create an instance of RAMReel, and for that you need the following:

  • frame: CGRect: Rect, specifying where you want to put the control.
  • dataSource: DataSource: the source of data for the reel.
  • placeholder: String (optional): Placeholder text; by default, an empty string is used.
  • hook: DataSource.ResultType -> Void (optional): Action to perform on element selection, nil by default. You can add additional hooks later, if you need multiple actions performed.

Let’s use it to create an instance of RAMReel:

let ramReel = RAMReel<CellClass, TextFieldClass, DataSource>(frame: frame, dataSource: dataSource, placeholder: placeholder, hook: hook)

Adding action hooks

To add extra actions you may append DataSource.ResultType -> Void functions to RAMReel object property hooks:

ramReel.hooks.append { data in
// your code goes here
}

Putting on the view

And the final step, showing RAMReel on your view:

ramReel.view.autoresizingMask = [.FlexibleWidth, .FlexibleHeight]
yourView.addSubview(ramReel.view)

If you have visual problems, try calling prepareForViewing before showing your view.

Like this:

override func viewDidLayoutSubviews() {
super.viewDidLayoutSubviews()
ramReel.prepareForViewing()
}

Theming

If you want to change RAMReel look and feel, you can use theming.

To do so, you just to have to implement the Theme protocol in your class/structure and set your RAMReel object’s theme property to your theme.

Or you can just use the predefined instance of type RAMTheme.

let textColor: UIColor
let listBackgroundColor: UIColor
let font: UIFont

let theme = RAMTheme(textColor: textColor, listBackgroundColor: listBackgroundColor, font: font)

Docs

See more at RAMReel docs

GitHub


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