A Swift library that replaces Objective-C target/action patterns with closure-based APIs for UIKit controls.
ActionClosurable is a Swift library that provides extensions for UIKit components, enabling developers to use closures instead of the traditional Objective-C target/action pattern for event handling. It simplifies code by replacing verbose `addTarget` calls with clean, closure-based APIs, making iOS development more Swifty and readable.
iOS developers working with UIKit who want to write more modern, Swifty code and reduce boilerplate in event handling.
Developers choose ActionClosurable because it eliminates the need for Objective-C style selectors, reduces code verbosity, and integrates seamlessly with existing UIKit components, offering a more intuitive and maintainable way to handle user interactions.
Extensions which helps to convert objc-style target/action to swifty closures
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Replaces verbose addTarget calls with clean closures, as demonstrated in the README for UIButton taps and UIControl events like .touchDown, making code more readable.
Extends key UIKit components such as UIRefreshControl and UIBarButtonItem, shown in examples where closures simplify common tasks like handling pull-to-refresh.
Allows developers to extend any NSObject subclass with closure APIs, leveraging the library's foundation, as referenced in the source code for custom implementations.
Promotes a Swifty coding style by eliminating Objective-C selectors, reducing boilerplate and improving clarity in UIKit event handling.
The README provides only basic usage examples without in-depth tutorials, error handling guidance, or best practices for complex scenarios.
Adds an external library for functionality that can be implemented with native Swift extensions, which may not justify the dependency in lightweight or performance-critical projects.
Focuses on replacing target/action without advanced features like event debouncing or combining, making it less suitable compared to reactive frameworks like Combine.