TSTableView is UI component for displaying multi columns tabular data with support of hierarchical rows and columns structure.
It provides smooth animations for item selection and dynamic content modification. Some features are listed below:
- Suport muti columns data structure.
- Support hierarchical column definition (i.e. column may have subsections).
- Support hierarchical row definition (i.e. row may have expand subrows).
- Optimized to display big sets of data: row and cell views are cached internally and reused during scrolling.
- Support row and column selection.
- Allow modification of column width by sliding column border.
- Allow expand/collapse subrows content.
- Support simple declarative syntax for columns and rows content definition.
- Providing your own implementation of TSTableViewDataSource protocol will allow you fully customise structure and appearance of the table.
- Default TSTableViewModel implements TSTableViewDataSource protocol and includes two built in styles (see screenshots).
Example of TSTableView object instantiation provided below.
NSArray *columns = @[
@{ @"title" : @"Column 1", @"subtitle" : @"This is first column"},
@{ @"title" : @"Column 2", @"subcolumns" : @[
@{ @"title" : @"Column 2.1", @"headerHeight" : @20},
@{ @"title" : @"Column 2.2", @"headerHeight" : @20}]},
@{ @"title" : @"Column 3", @"titleColor" : @"FF00CF00"}
];
NSArray *rows = @[
@{ @"cells" : @[
@{ @"value" : @"Value 1"},
@{ @"value" : @1},
@{ @"value" : @2},
@{ @"value" : @3}
]
},
@{ @"cells" : @[
@{ @"value" : @"Value 2"},
@{ @"value" : @2},
@{ @"value" : @3},
@{ @"value" : @4}
]
}
];
TSTableView *tableView = [[TSTableView alloc] initWithFrame:self.view.bounds];
tableView.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight;
tableView.delegate = self;
[self.view addSubview:tableView];
TSTableViewModel *dataModel = [[TSTableViewModel alloc] initWithTableView:tableView andStyle:kTSTableViewStyleDark];
[dataModel setColumns:columns andRows:rows];
Result of code snippet is shown below, as well as more complex example displaying file system tree using TSTableView.
- Parent repository TSUIKit.
- Demo video TSTableView.
- Xcode 4.5 or higher
- Apple LLVM compiler
- iOS 5.0 or higher
- ARC
Build and run the TSTableView project in Xcode to see examples.
The easiest way to integrate TSUIKit is using CocoaPods. Just add this to your Podfile:
pod 'TSUIKit', '~> 0.1'
Other option is to drop source files from Classes\TSUIKit folder into your project and add #include "TSTableView.h".
Viacheslav Radchenko
TSTableView is available under the MIT license.
Copyright © 2013 Viacheslav Radchenko.
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