A simple iOS table view controller that provides type-safe configuration for multiple cell types.
ConfigurableTableViewController is an iOS framework that provides a simple, type-safe way to configure table views with multiple cell types. It solves the common problem of managing heterogeneous table view cells while eliminating unsafe casting and reducing boilerplate code. Developers can define cell types with their corresponding view data structures and configure the entire table declaratively.
iOS developers building table views with multiple cell types who want to maintain type safety and reduce boilerplate. Particularly useful for those working on complex table-based interfaces in Swift.
It offers compile-time type safety for table view configuration, preventing runtime crashes from type mismatches while providing a clean, minimal API. Unlike manual table view implementations, it eliminates casting and reduces the amount of setup code required.
Typed, yet Flexible Table View Controller
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Uses Swift generics to pair cell types with view data at compile time, eliminating runtime crashes from type mismatches and unsafe casting.
Reduces UITableViewDelegate/DataSource code by configuring the entire table with a simple array of cell configurators, cutting down on repetitive setup.
Supports multiple cell types in a single view controller, simplifying complex table layouts without manual type checking.
Provides a straightforward way to define table content declaratively, improving code readability and maintainability.
Lacks built-in support for dynamic updates; data changes require manual table reloads, which can be cumbersome for interactive apps.
Does not handle UITableView features like swipe-to-delete, reordering, or section headers out-of-the-box, requiring additional implementation.
Maintained by a single author with infrequent updates since 2016, posing a risk for long-term support and compatibility with newer iOS versions.