Classes

The abstract superclass for animations in Argo Animation. You do not create instance of CAAnimation: to animate UIKit view or ArgoKit objects, create instances of the concrete subclasses Animation, SpringAnimation, or AnimationGroup.

The basic class for single-keyframe animations.

        Animation(type: .color)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(UIColor)
            .to(UIColor)

        Animation(type: .textColor)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(UIColor)
            .to(UIColor)

        Animation(type: .position)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(x, y)
            .to(x, y)
            .resetOnStop(true)

        Animation(type: .rotation)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(fromValue)
            .to(toValue)

        Animation(type: .scale)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(xScale, yScale)
            .to(xScale, yScale)

        Animation(type: .contentOffset)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(x, y)
            .to(x, y)

An object that allows multiple animations to be grouped and run concurrently.

        AnimationGroup()
            .delay(delay)
            .animations([Animation])

An animation that applies a spring-like force to a layer’s properties.

        SpringAnimation(type: .position)
            .duration(duration)
            .from(x, y)
            .to(x, y)
            .resetOnStop(true)
            .springVelocity(Velocity)
            .springBounciness(Bounciness)
            .springSpeed(Speed)
            .springTension(Tension)

Wrapper of UIAlertController An object that displays an alert message to the user.

         AlertView(title: "Title", message: "Message", preferredStyle: UIAlertController.Style.alert)
         .destructive(title: "Delete") { text in
             // delete action
         }
         .cancel(title: "Cancel") {
             // cancel action
         }
         .show()

Wrapper datasource of List or Grid dataSource = [Element] or dataSource = [[Element]]

Example:

     struct ListView: View {

         @DataSource var dataSource: [Model] = [Model]()
         @DataSource var headerDataSource: [Model] = [Model]()
         @DataSource var footerDataSource: [Model] = [Model]()

         var body: View {

             List(data:$dataSource){ data in
                 Row(data)
             }
             .sectionHeader($headerDataSource) { data in
                 Header(data)
             }
             .sectionFooter($footerDataSource) { data in
                 Footer(data)
             }
             .didSelectRow { (data, index) in
                 // Did Select row action
             }
         }

         func appendData(data: Model) {
             $dataSource.append(data)
             $dataSource.apply()
         }
     }

Wrapper of UICollectionView An object that manages an ordered collection of data items and presents them using customizable layouts.

Example:

     struct GridView: View {

         @DataSource var dataSource: [Model] = [Model]()
         @DataSource var headerDataSource: [Model] = [Model]()
         @DataSource var footerDataSource: [Model] = [Model]()

         var body: View {

             Grid(data:$dataSource){ data in
                 Item(data)
             }
             .sectionHeader($headerDataSource) { data in
                 Header(data)
             }
             .sectionFooter($footerDataSource) { data in
                 Footer(data)
             }
             .cellSelected { (data, index) in
                 // Did Select item action
             }
         }

         func appendData(data: Model) {
             models.append(data)
             $dataSource.apply()
         }
     }

Wrapper of UITableView A view that presents data using rows arranged in a single column.

Example:

     struct ListView: View {

         @DataSource var dataSource: [Model] = [Model]()
         @DataSource var headerDataSource: [Model] = [Model]()
         @DataSource var footerDataSource: [Model] = [Model]()

         var body: View {

             List(data:$dataSource){ data in
                 Row(data)
             }
             .sectionHeader($headerDataSource) { data in
                 Header(data)
             }
             .sectionFooter($footerDataSource) { data in
                 Footer(data)
             }
             .didSelectRow { (data, index) in
                 // Did Select row action
             }
         }

         func appendData(data: Model) {
             $dataSource.append(data)
             $dataSource.apply()
         }
     }

A single action to present when the user swipes horizontally in a list row.

An action to display when the user swipes a list row.

The set of actions to perform when swiping on rows of a list.

Undocumented

Wrapper of UIScrollView

Undocumented

A scrollable, multiline text region. Wrapper of UITextView

UITextView supports the display of text using custom style information and also supports text editing. You typically use a text view to display multiple lines of text, such as when displaying the body of a large text document. This class supports multiple text styles through use of the attributedText property. (Styled text is not supported in versions of iOS earlier than iOS 6.) Setting a value for this property causes the text view to use the style information provided in the attributed string. You can still use the font, textColor, and textAlignment properties to set style attributes, but those properties apply to all of the text in the text view. It’s recommended that you use a text view—and not a UIWebView object—to display both plain and rich text in your app.

TextView(text: "Hello, World!")
     .height(100)
     .font(size: 20)
     .font(style: .bold)
     .margin(edge: .top, value: 96)
     .backgroundColor(.yellow)
     .cornerRadius(10)
     .didEndEditing { text in
         print("\(String(describing: text))")
     }
     .shouldEndEditing { text -> Bool in
         print("\(String(describing: text))")
         return true
     }
     .didChangeText { text in
         print("\(String(describing: text))")
     }.gesture(gesture: getstur)
     .onTapGesture {
         print("on tap")
     }.onLongPressGesture(numberOfTaps: 1, numberOfTouches: 3) {
         print("on long press")
     }

Undocumented

Undocumented

A UIKit view that hosts a ArgoKit view hierarchy.

Example:

         let hostView: UIHostingView = UIHostingView(content: Content(), frame:self.view.bounds)
         self.view.addSubview(hostView)

A UIKit view controller that manages a ArgoKit view hierarchy.

Example:

     class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

         var window: UIWindow?

         func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
             // Override point for customization after application launch.

             let rootVC = UIHostingController(rootView: RootView())
             let window = UIWindow.init(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds)
             window.rootViewController = rootVC
             self.window = window
             window.makeKeyAndVisible()

             return true
         }
     }