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SwiftSpreadsheet

Version License Platform Swift Package Manager compatible

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements

Swift 5.0

Installation

SwiftSpreadsheet is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod "SwiftSpreadsheet"

Demo

Output sample

Quick start

A short introduction on how to get started:

The rows of the spreadsheet represent a section in the collection view, with columns being the respective items. The leftmost and the rightmost elements of the spreadsheet (leftRowHeadline and rightRowHeadline), as well as the topmost and the bottommost elements (topColumnHeader and bottomColumnFooter) are represented as UISupplementaryView, which โ€” if needed โ€” have to be registered with the respective identifiers of the provided enum ViewKindType (refer to the example code).

The corners of the resulting spreadsheet are represented as UIDecorationView which can be passed as UINib or as AnyClass upon initialization of the layout. To allow more flexibilty you have to pass the given nib or class via the DecorationViewType enum. Its cases hold one of the respective types as associative value: asNib(myNib) or asClass(myClass).

A short example:

//Register SupplementaryViews first, then initialize the layout with optional Nibs/Classes for the DecorationViews
let layout = SpreadsheetLayout(delegate: self,
                               topLeftDecorationViewType: .asNib(topLeftDecorationViewNib),
                               topRightDecorationViewType: .asNib(topRightDecorationViewNib),
                               bottomLeftDecorationViewType: .asClass(bottomLeftDecorationViewClass),
                               bottomRightDecorationViewType: .asClass(bottomRightDecorationViewClass))

//Default is true, set false here if you do not want some of these sides to remain sticky
layout.stickyLeftRowHeader = true
layout.stickyRightRowHeader = true
layout.stickyTopColumnHeader = true
layout.stickyBottomColumnFooter = true

self.collectionView.collectionViewLayout = layout

Implement the provided SpreadsheetLayoutDelegate. The methods are straightforward. Simply pass nil wherever you do not want supplementary views to be displayed (leftmost, rightmost, topmost and bottommost).

Reload Layout:

//On Layout:
layout.resetLayoutCache()
//Helper Method for collection view
collectionView.reloadDataAndSpreadsheetLayout()

So in short:

  1. Register the respective objects of type UISupplementaryView you want to use with the provided identifiers of the enum ViewKindType.
  2. Create a UINib object for each UIDecrationView (corner of the Spreadsheet) and pass it upon initialization of the layout.
  3. Initialize the layout with the provided convenience initializer and pass the delegate as well as the required decoration views.
  4. Implement the SpreadsheetLayoutDelegate.
  5. Set the content of your cells and the supplementary views in the data source methods of your collection view.
  6. Enjoy ;)

Questions

Please refer to the demo application or contact me directly.

Author

Wojtek Kordylewski.

indiControl GmbH owns the Copyright of the respective SwiftSpreadsheet.swift file.

License

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

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swiftspreadsheet's Issues

Section header that spans out over multiple columns

Hello, great work on the library and the fact that it relies on native UICollectionView system is great.

I'm trying to create "grouped headers" that can span over muliple columns like in the screenshot below. How would you approach it?
image

I was thinking about adding a large section header but the width of headers column is tied to the width of row's columns.

Color cells from selected cell to headers

Hi everybody,

I would like that when a cell is selected, the cells between the selected one and the header are colored. To make you understand the idea, I post a Google Flight image that shows the result I would like to achieve. how can I do?

Screenshot 2022-11-17 alle 10 29 58

Request for support for SPM by version number

Adding the SwiftSpreadsheet package by branch with SPM works.

However, if you select a version number, e.g. "Up to Next Minor Version", an error message appears in a dialog.
Screen Shot 2021-12-10 at 1 39 08 PM

I believe the resolution is to publish a release on GitHub.

Sorting

Can we have a built-in sorting for columns in near future?

How to change label text of DecorationViews??

thanks for the awesome library!!
I can just create another nib file but I was wondering how to change label text on the fly..
Things I've tried..

//First I registered decorationview as SupplementaryView

self.collectionView.register(topRightDecorationViewNib, forSupplementaryViewOfKind: SpreadsheetLayout.ViewKindType.decorationTopRight.rawValue, withReuseIdentifier: self.defaultSupplementaryViewIdentifier)

//Lastly I tried to access it under ViewKind

func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, viewForSupplementaryElementOfKind kind: String, at indexPath: IndexPath) -> UICollectionReusableView {
        guard let viewKind = SpreadsheetLayout.ViewKindType(rawValue: kind) else { fatalError("View Kind not available for string: \(kind)") }
        
        let supplementaryView = collectionView.dequeueReusableSupplementaryView(ofKind: viewKind.rawValue, withReuseIdentifier: self.defaultSupplementaryViewIdentifier, for: indexPath) as! SpreadsheetCollectionReusableView
        
        supplementaryView.headerDelegate = self
        switch viewKind {
        case .leftRowHeadline:
             if indexPath.section >= 0 && indexPath.section < self.LastPaymentReceiptArray.count {
                supplementaryView.infoLabel.text = self.LastPaymentReceiptArray[indexPath.section].partynm
            }
        case .rightRowHeadline:
            supplementaryView.adjustmentButton.tag = indexPath.section
        case .topColumnHeader:
            supplementaryView.infoLabel.text = self.topHeaderLabels[indexPath.item]
   
        case .decorationTopRight:
//Here I try to mutate the label 
            supplementaryView.infoLabel.text = "View Adjustment"
            
        default:
            break
        }
        
        return supplementaryView
    }

DecorativeView

I'm pretty sure this is a dumb question, but is there a way to update/set the label into a decorative view programmatically ?
I didn't find any example about it in the project and I don't understand how I may access to the label in order to change "Revenue" by something else

Thanks in advance

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