Hi i got the following error when i tried running it on my iPhone 6 Plus... Is there any way to solve this problem? I ran the example app directly to test i get the same error as when i did it with my own app.

Hi there,

my datepickers were working fine, but now it shows like in the screenshot, Only todays or setted value like a button in expanded view, and there are no other options - or date picker?

Edit: i ve also tried :

var datePicker: DatePickerFormItem = {
                let instance = DatePickerFormItem()
                instance.title = "Date"
                instance.datePickerMode = .date
                instance.behavior = .expandedAlways
                return instance
            }()
        builder+=datePicker
        build = builder

but this is also shows like mine, no date picker, only one date value looks like a button

Edit: by adding "datePicker.preferredDatePickerStyle = .wheels" like:

func configure(_ model: DatePickerCellModel) {
		datePicker.datePickerMode = model.datePickerMode
		datePicker.minimumDate = model.minimumDate
		datePicker.maximumDate = model.maximumDate
		datePicker.minuteInterval = model.minuteInterval
		datePicker.locale = model.resolvedLocale
		datePicker.date = model.date
        if #available(iOS 13.4, *) {
            datePicker.preferredDatePickerStyle = .wheels
        } else {
            // Fallback on earlier versions
        }
	}

shows the picker old style. But now; you can not interract with wheels, it just shows it.

Hi!

Is there a way to configure a view controller form item with a custom action so that I can perform a segue and prepare my destination view controller (pass state etc.)?

Thanks

Having fun using this package. However, I don't see an explanation of how you get the results of the form after its filled out? Am I missing something?

At first, thank you for your work on this great library. It works like a charm!

The only problem I've encountered using version 1.2.0 is, that instances of TextViewFormItem and TextFieldFormItem are shown in full width compared to all other form items, as you can see from the attached screenshot. This problem occurs both on iPad and iPhone.

The code used to create the form is listed below:

    override func populate(_ builder: FormBuilder) {
        builder.navigationTitle = "Image Properties"
        builder += SectionHeaderTitleFormItem().title("Image Properties")
        builder += pickStatusFormField
        builder += starsFormField
        builder += colorFormField
        builder += titleFormField
        builder += subtitleFormField

        // ....
    }

    private lazy var titleFormField: TextViewFormItem = {
        let field = TextViewFormItem().title("Title")
        field.value = self.properties.title ?? ""
        return field
    }()

    private lazy var subtitleFormField: TextViewFormItem = {
        let field = TextViewFormItem().title("Subtitle")
        field.value = self.properties.subtitle ?? ""
        return field
    }()

I have StaticTextFormItem which has long, more than 200 characters, value. Is it possible to expand the form item so that the form item can show all value?

I've set up a custom textfield class, which I would like to implement into a form item, but I can't seem to find where to do this. I've found the CustomFormItem class, however I'm unsure of where to go from here. How do I add the custom textfield to the CustomFormItem?

This is the custom textfield ` class PostCodeTextField: UITextField, UITextFieldDelegate {

private var characterLimit: Int?

required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) {
    super.init(coder: aDecoder)
    delegate = self
    autocapitalizationType = .allCharacters
}

@IBInspectable var maxLength: Int {
    get {
        guard let length = characterLimit else {
            return Int.max
        }
        return length
    }
    set {
        characterLimit = newValue
    }
}

func textField(_ textField: UITextField, shouldChangeCharactersIn range: NSRange, replacementString string: String) -> Bool {
    
    guard string.characters.count > 0 else {
        return true
    }
    
    let currentText = textField.text ?? ""

    let prospectiveText = (currentText as NSString).replacingCharacters(in: range, with: string)

    return prospectiveText.characters.count <= maxLength
    
}    

`

And I've made a custom class inheriting from CustomFormItem

` public class PostalCodeFormItem: CustomFormItem {

} `

Thank in advance!

Hello, I am using SwiftyFORM on my ios 9 application.. I've a trouble when implement FormViewController.. The result was: fatal error: init(coder:) has not been implemented What should i do?

My code was like this: import UIKit import SwiftyFORM

class MySwiftyFORMController: FormViewController { required init(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) { super.init(coder: aDecoder) }

override func loadView() {
    super.loadView()
    form_installSubmitButton()
}

override func populate(builder: FormBuilder) {
    builder.navigationTitle = "Sign Up"
    builder.toolbarMode = .Simple
    builder.demo_showInfo("SocialNetwork 123\nSign up form")
    builder += SectionHeaderTitleFormItem().title("Details")
    builder += userName
}

lazy var userName: TextFieldFormItem = {
    let instance = TextFieldFormItem()
    instance.title("User Name").placeholder("required")
    instance.keyboardType = .ASCIICapable
    instance.autocorrectionType = .No
    instance.validate(CharacterSetSpecification.lowercaseLetterCharacterSet(), message: "Must be lowercase letters")
    instance.submitValidate(CountSpecification.min(6), message: "Length must be minimum 6 letters")
    instance.validate(CountSpecification.max(8), message: "Length must be maximum 8 letters")
    return instance
    }()

}

Need your advice. Cheers!

Howdy,

I can see references to styleIdentifier and styleClass but can't seem to figure out what they do or how to use them... Any tips? I'm primarily looking for a way to customize the background color of a button (e.g. red for close)? Not sure if I should just inherit and make my own customized class or if you have a sanctioned way of doing it.

Maybe something like...

  lazy var closButton: ButtonFormItem = {
    let instance = ButtonFormItem()
    instance.title("Dismiss")
    instance.backgroundColor = UIColor.redColor()
    instance.action = { [weak self] in
      self?.closeMe()
    }
    return instance
    }()

Thank you!

Allow for PrecisionSliderFormItem to be a viable alternative to a regular UISlider, showing the real values for the markers and prevents zooming in or out (works best with smallish integer values) and fixed an issue where center marker on the slider was opaque.

Just adds a bit more label customisation to the built in FormItems to prevent the need for jumping out to CustomFormItem all the time (#19). Ideally this would be refactored to allow any property on a given form item to be customized without have all the code duplication, but this personally meets my requirements for now!

(Also fixed issues with iPhone X layout (#36) and bug where TextViewFormItem would size incorrectly)

Hey,

in your StaticTextFormItem and other source code files there is a SyncBlock. When compiling with the latest Xcode and iOS 15 SDKs the error is thrown "sync is not overwritten".

Do you have a solution for that since your library is not usable anymore.

Kindest regards!

typealias SyncBlock = (_ value: String) -> Void var syncCellWithValue: SyncBlock = { (string: String) in SwiftyFormLog("sync is not overridden") }

I've noticed that if you use a TextView, that when you put the cursor in the field and start to type, that after the first character focus is lost. If you click the field again you can then continue typing. It's only on the first character the first time.
I notice that if you go into the example, and try the textview this happens. What is odd is that if you hit clear at the start then the field works correctly. Its only when it has an initial value in it and you start typing that the focus is lost.

Thoughts?

Is there a concept of if a form is "dirty" (has been edited) vs just displayed that you can check when someone presses a back key to see if anything has been updated?

Is there a way to add .autocorrectionType to the initializer? I can't find one unless I create it with a lazy variable?

builder += TextFieldFormItem().title("First Name").placeholder("Enter First Name").keyboardType(.default).autocorrectionType.