Bring ComponentKit to Swift, A React-inspired view framework for iOS
ComponentSwift brings the power of ComponentKit—a native view framework designed by Facebook—into the Swift programming environment. It acts as a robust Objective-C wrapper designed for developers looking to leverage the features of ComponentKit while enjoying the modern syntax and capabilities that Swift has to offer. With ComponentSwift, the intricacies of managing view reuse and smooth list creation are simplified, making it an appealing choice for iOS developers who wish to build high-performance applications with ease.
This framework offers a seamless transition for existing ComponentKit users, allowing legacy code to remain functional while taking advantage of Swift’s enhancements. With a focus on incorporating commonly used features, ComponentSwift provides a user-friendly API that enhances developer productivity and code clarity.
Extensive Component Support: Almost all built-in components from ComponentKit are available, plus the ability to wrap existing CKComponents for versatile usage.
Flexible Data Sources: Comes with CollectionView and TableView transactional data sources, allowing dynamic data management to create responsive and interactive user interfaces.
Response Chain and Actions: Incorporates a robust response chain and action handling mechanism, facilitating smooth interaction between components and creating a responsive user experience.
Scope and State Management: Offers built-in support for managing scope and state, which aids in maintaining the integrity of component states throughout the application.
Animation Capabilities: Supports animations to enhance user engagement and provide a smoother transition experience within your app without compromising performance.
Legacy Code Compatibility: Facilitates the use of legacy CKComponent classes, so developers can transition to Swift without having to rewrite existing codebases from scratch.
Refined Swift Interface: The bridged interface is fine-tuned for Swift, introducing new notations for nullability, default parameters, and Swift-specific API enhancements, ensuring a more intuitive coding experience.
Open Source License: Available under the MIT license, encouraging collaboration and modifications by the developer community.
