A Swift library for infinite paging views with smart auto layout and a UIKit-like interface.
PagingView is a Swift library for iOS that provides a customizable paging view component with infinite scrolling and smart auto-layout capabilities. It solves the problem of implementing smooth, paginated interfaces by offering a UIKit-like API that integrates seamlessly with existing iOS projects.
iOS developers building applications that require paginated content views, such as image galleries, onboarding screens, or tabbed interfaces.
Developers choose PagingView for its familiar UIKit patterns, infinite paging support, and automatic layout handling, which simplify the creation of complex paginated UIs without reinventing the wheel.
Infinite paging, Smart auto layout, Interface of similar to UIKit.
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Comes with infinite paging enabled by default via the `infinite` property, allowing seamless loops without additional code, as shown in the variable descriptions.
Uses dataSource and delegate patterns identical to UICollectionView, making integration straightforward for iOS developers, as emphasized in the philosophy and usage examples.
Smart auto-layout adjusts content for different screen sizes and orientations, reducing manual layout work, a key feature highlighted in the README.
Variables like `pagingMargin` and `pagingInset` provide fine-grained control over paging behavior, allowing customization of margins and insets as detailed in the usage section.
Exclusively designed for UIKit, making it incompatible with SwiftUI or cross-platform frameworks without complex bridging, limiting its use in modern iOS projects.
Last significant update appears to be from 2018 with Swift 4.2 support, which may lead to compatibility issues with newer iOS versions or Swift language features beyond that.
As a niche library, it lacks extensive documentation, tutorials, or third-party extensions compared to Apple's native UICollectionView, potentially increasing development time for edge cases.