Former is a fully customizable Swift library for easy creating UITableView based form.

When trying to compare current system version against lowest supported "8.0.0" you should use .OrderedDescending instead of .OrderedAscending, because system version must be higher or equal to the specified one.

SelectorDatePickerRowFormer - make date an optional, add support for default text and date in the SelectorDatePickerFormableRow protocol

I needed a way to add placeholder text for this Template if the date had never been set before, so i've changed self.date to be an optional, and added 2 protocol methods that return 2 things:

1. An Optional Default date, the demo has been modified to return NSDate() giving it the same functionality as before
2. A string to fall back to if the default date is not set and self.date is still nil.

Can't update section header text. I tried:

someHeader.text = "New Title".uppercased()

and:

someHeader.configure { view in
    view.text = "New Title".uppercased()
}

also tried:

someHeader.viewUpdate { view in
    view.text = "New Title".uppercased()
}

I cannot even call myself a developer yet, b/c I'm still brand new... so please forgive me for this.... When I Run Former and even Former Demo, it builds but there's no Simulator or even a Storyboard that I can find... I thought I was going to be able to see examples.

Thank you!

Hello, I'm using former to allow the user to edit some data that is persisted locally, as such when initializing my view controller I need former rows to display the current values of the object I have a InlinePickerRowFormer that allows the user to choose between multiple possible values, and I have noticed that no matter what I do it will always default to the first item in the picker, even if selectedRow is not 0

To set the current row I call $0.selectedRow Inside the configure block, but the row still defaults to the first option

I have tried using update, cellUpdate and even altering the formDisplayLabel() directly but nothing works, I can change the font of the display label but not the actual text.

I am positively stumped, I have no idea how to fix this... am I missing something?

Hi, i have this code that works fine:

private func switchInfomationSectionDate() { if moreInformationDate == true { former.insertUpdate(rowFormer: allDayRow!, below: moreDate!) former.insertUpdate(rowFormer: locationRow!, below: allDayRow!) former.insertUpdate(rowFormer: selectAddressRow!, below: locationRow!) } else { former.removeUpdate(rowFormers: [allDayRow!,locationRow!,selectAddressRow!],rowAnimation:.Top) eventDetails["date_start"] = "" eventDetails["date_end"] = "" } }

i i change one rowFormer, for example: selectAddressRow and i put a datePickerRow

endRow = InlineDatePickerRowFormer<FormInlineDatePickerCell>() { $0.titleLabel.text = "Fine" $0.titleLabel.font = .boldSystemFontOfSize(15) $0.displayLabel.font = .systemFontOfSize(15) .displayTextFromDate(String.mediumDateShortTime) }

the row is correctly added, but when i call switchInfomationSectionDate again i obtain:

*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'attempt to delete row 4 from section 2 which only contains 4 rows before the update' *** First throw call stack:

Only with this type of row, any ideas?

I'm trying to create a Delete button row, by using a FormLabelCell and then setting the textAlignment to be centered and the textColor to be red. However, those changes don't seem to be working. I'm creating my section like this

let deleteSection = SectionFormer().append(rowFormer: LabelRowFormer<FormLabelCell>()
                .configure { row in
                    row.text = "Delete"
                    row.cell.textLabel?.textAlignment = .center
                    row.cell.textLabel?.textColor = .red
                }.onSelected { row in
                    if let indexPath = self.tableView.indexPath(for: row.cell) {
                        self.tableView.deselectRow(at: indexPath, animated: true)
                    }
                    self.startDeleteWorkflow()
            })
            self.former.append(sectionFormer: deleteSection)

When I run this, I get a FormLabelCell, but the "Delete" text is still left aligned and black, not red and centered. Any ideas?

due to a missing reload of the picker, a setting of a selected item of the picker is not shown.

In file PickerRowFormer.swift the following line must be added after line let picker = cell.formPickerView():

picker.reloadAllComponents()

Swift 4 migrations

• Changes to NSAttributedString
• Add @objc to dynamic methods
• Change Int to UILayoutPriority(rawValue: <Int>) for contentHuggingPriority

In swift 3, if I don't set this method to public, my custom (non xib) cell classes fall over when the rowFormer tries to create them

The same applies to FormHeaderFooterView

When trying to compare current system version against lowest supported "8.0.0" you should use .OrderedDescending instead of .OrderedAscending, because system version must be higher or equal to the specified one.

Have this protocol implemented in a file, and it's worked for months. All of a sudden I started getting this error. Not sure why. Here's the file:

import UIKit
import Former
import PhoneNumberKit

class PhoneNumberField: UITableViewCell, TextFiefldFormableRow {

    
    @IBOutlet weak var titleLabel: UILabel!
    @IBOutlet weak var textField: PhoneNumberTextField!
    
    
    override func awakeFromNib() {
        super.awakeFromNib()
        titleLabel.textColor = .formerColor()
        textField.textColor = .formerSubColor()
        textField.countryCodePlaceholderColor = Colorify.Marina
        
        if #available(iOS 11.0, *) {
                    PhoneNumberKit.CountryCodePicker.commonCountryCodes = ["US", "CA", "MX", "AU", "GB", "DE"]
        }
        
       
    }

    override func setSelected(_ selected: Bool, animated: Bool) {
        super.setSelected(selected, animated: animated)

        // Configure the view for the selected state
    }
    
    func formTextField() -> UITextField {
        return textField
    }
    
    func formTitleLabel() -> UILabel? {
        return titleLabel
    }
    
    func updateWithRowFormer(_ rowFormer: RowFormer) {}
}

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It's annoying to always have to manually set the viewHeight of a header or footer view as we don't already want a static value, depending of the content and screen size.

Describe the solution you'd like A simple boolean value to enable autoresizing height of headers and footers, based on the content (for example the whole text of the label becomes visible without setting a static height value).

Describe the bug iOS 14+: When using FormSelectorPickerCell or FormSelectorDatePickerCell with internal configurable UIPickerView inside them, tap on the cell doesn't trigger appearance of internal UIPickerView

To Reproduce Create FormSelectorPickerCell or FormSelectorDatePickerCell and try to tap on them

Expected behavior UIPickerView appears

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: iOS 14.3
• Version: 1.8.1

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: any device with iOS 14.0 and higher

In iOS 14, the DatePicker has been updated. And now when you click on the InlineDatePickerRowFormer, you should immediately open the date picker popup, but not increase the cell height as it works now