iOS Swift File Templates for Xcode using RxSwift, RxCocoa and RxDataSources

About this project

These templates are designed to speed up and make the iOS development so much easier by eliminating the repeating processes and making your code better organized.

Dependencies

The templates are using some reactive libraries such as RxSwift, RxCocoa and RxDataSources.

Usage

Installing

To install the templates run the install-templates.sh script in the terminal.

./install-templates.sh

Uninstalling

If you'd like to remove the previously installed templates run the uninstall-templates.sh script.

./uninstall-templates.sh

Updating

For updating the templates you must remove them first, then run the install script.

./uninstall-templates.sh
./install-templates.sh

Preparing your project

Add these pods to your Xcode project:

pod 'RxSwift',    '~> 4.1.1'
pod 'RxCocoa',    '~> 4.1.1'
pod 'RxDataSources', '~> 3.0.2'

You also have to add the files from TableView Requirements template.

Just press CMD + N or right click on your source files in Xcode and select New file....

Scoll down to MV[C]VM - Utilities section and select TableView Requirements. Then click on Next and Create.

Now you're done and you can use all the templates.

With these easy steps you can make a list presenting some data:

STEP 1

• Add a Cell with Model from the previously installed templates.

• Add the necessary properties to your model.

• Add an init() method to the model and pass these properties as parameters.

STEP 2

• Add properties (Variable types) to the viewmodel which going to be connected with the cell's outlets.
• In the viewmodel there'll be a variable var model with the same type of the model. This variable will have a didSet method. Update the viewmodel properties here.

STEP 3

• Create the outlets in the cell. (Not required in this example.)
• Bind the cell's outlets with the viewmodel's properties in the setUpBindings() method.

STEP 4

• Add a TableView-IH with [multi sections] from the previously installed templates.
• Fill the ViewController's viewmodel with some data (sections property).

STEP 5

• Add a UITableViewController to the storyboard and set its class.
• Set the entry point.
• Add a prototype cell to the tableview and set its class and the reuseidentifier.
• Also add the necassary outlets and constraints to the cell. (Not required in this example.)
• Connect these outlets with the code. (Not required in this example.)

FINAL STEP

• Build and run. 🎉

Video tutorial

Examples

• Simple example

• Detailed example (Coming soon.)

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