📏 This repository features a set of sophisticated compositional layouts for UICollectionView, complete with practical examples. Each layout is designed to adapt seamlessly to both portrait and landscape orientations, and is fully compatible with all iOS and iPadOS size classes.

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There are no dependencies as well as any package managers involved. The project has more like a demo app setup e.g simply grab what you need for your needs. Each layout is wrapped into a separate UIViewController type for convenience (I could've create a separate layout factory and have just a single view controller, however, for the sake of simplicity I decided to make it possible to extract layouts with all the dependent code).

Simply grab a UIViewController type with a custom layout and adjust it for your needs. The layouts are in here.

1. Not all layouts may look cool in landscape orientations. In order to make them look cooler and take advantage of different aspect ratio of a screen, you need to create an alternative layout that is basically the copy of the portrait layout, but has different set of fractional width and height.
2. If you want to have different layouts in portrait and landscape device orientations, you need to use either one of the following approaches:
   • Use viewWillTransition(to size: , with coordinator:) method (of UIViewController class) and setCollectionViewLayout(, animated: completion:) method of UICollectionView class to properly animate changes of layout when changing orientation.
   • More advanced and preffered approach is to implement a custom UICollectionViewTransitionLayout, which is (a quote from Apple's Docs):

   A special type of layout object that lets you implement behaviors when changing from one layout to another in your collection view.

The assets used in this project were taken from the Web. Do not use them for commercial purposes and proprietary projects. They are used just for demonstration only.

Astemir Eleev

The project is available under MIT Licence