README.md

CollectionViewPagingLayout - PagingView for SwiftUI

Previews

Layout Designer

Custom implementations, UIKit: TransformableView, SwiftUI: TransformPageView

Click on image to see the code

UIKit: SnapshotTransformView, SwiftUI: SnapshotPageView

UIKit: ScaleTransformView, SwiftUI: ScalePageView

UIKit: StackTransformView, SwiftUI: StackPageView

About

UIKit:
A simple but powerful framework that lets you make complex layouts for your UICollectionView.
The implementation is quite simple. Just a custom UICollectionViewLayout that gives you the ability to apply transforms to the cells.
No UICollectionView inheritance or anything like that.

SwiftUI:
A simple View that lets you make page-view effects.
Powered by UICollectionView

For more details, see How to use

Installation

This framework doesn't contain any external dependencies.

CocoaPods

# Podfile
use_frameworks!

target 'YOUR_TARGET_NAME' do
    pod 'CollectionViewPagingLayout'
end

Replace YOUR_TARGET_NAME and then, in the Podfile directory, type:

$ pod install

Carthage

Add this to Cartfile

github "CollectionViewPagingLayout"

and then, in the Cartfile directory, type:

$ carthage update

Swift Package Manager

using Xcode:

File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency

Manually

Just add all the files under Lib directory to your project

How to use

Using Layout Designer

There is a macOS app to make it even easier for you to build your custom layout.
It allows you to tweak many options and see the result in real-time.
It also generates the code for you. So, you can copy it to your project.

You can purchase the app from App Store and support this repository, or you can build it yourself from the source.
Yes, the macOS app is open-source too!.

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Limitations

• Specify the number of visible items:
  You need to specify the number of visible items.
  Since this layout gives you the flexibility to show the next and previous cells,
  By default, it loads all of the cells in the collectionview's frame, which means iOS keeps all of them in the memory.
  Based on your design, you can specify the number of items that you need to show.

• It doesn't support RTL layouts:
  however, you can achieve a similar result by tweaking options, for instance try StackTransformViewOptions.Layout.reverse

Credit

• DevicesView inspired by this Cuberto's post

License

CollectionViewPagingLayout is available under the MIT license. See LICENSE file for more info.