Hub Framework 2.0.9

Added

• A new diffing algorithm that performs a lot better when modifying a view model that has a large number of components.
• HUBViewControllerScrollHandler can now decide which keyboard dismiss mode that the view should use.
• HUBActionContext now carries HUBFeatureInfo, that can be used to make decisions in an action or action handler.
• HUBViewControllerDelegate can now change the center point for overlay components, if it wants to.

Changed

• The API for adding JSON data to a builder has been tweaked to import better into Swift. In Swift, the methods are now named addJSON(data:) throws and addJSON(dictionary:).

Fixed

• The project has now been updated for Xcode 8.2.
• Image loading is no longer forced to be async. This should heavily reduce flickering for cached images.

Hub Framework 2.0.8

Added

• The framework now automatically manages highlights & selection for child components. You can still perform manual selection handling (for custom views) using childDelegate.
• Carthage is now fully supported! We have a new dynamic framework target (HubFramework-iOS) that will automatically be picked up by Carthage.
• Hub Framework can now be imported by other frameworks.
• HUBViewController now exposes its viewURI as a public property.

Fixed

• A crash that could occur because of a race condition during rapid view model updates.

Hub Framework 2.0.7

Added

• HUBManager now has a convenience initializer that makes it a lot simpler to set up the framework in an app.
• You can now easily create view controllers by only having to supply an array of content operations & a feature title.
• You can now optionally place body components under a header component, just like how navigation bars work.
• HUBViewController now has a reload API, that reloads its content (regardless of any reload policy). Thanks to @zhubofei for implementing this!
• A HUBViewController delegate now gets notified whenever a component was reused.
• You can now assign customData to a component's image data (HUBComponentImageData). Thanks to @zhubofei for helping out on this!
• You can now set local component images through JSON.
• A new content operation implementation (HUBBlockContentOperation) enables you to easily create synchronous content operations using a block.
• You can now unregister any previously registered custom JSON schemas.
• There's a new Concept Guide, that gives you an alphabetical reference to all Hub Framework concepts.

Fixed

• A bug that could cause a header component to end up in an invalid state when its view controller was reloaded.
• A bug that could cause invalid component adjustment if only one component existed. Thanks to @aliak00 for fixing this!
• A bug that could cause the callback to be called too soon when performing programmatic scrolling.
• A bug that would cause some gesture recognizers to be retained for components that have been removed from a view controller.
• A memory leak that could leave certain components retained even after they were removed from a view controller.
• A crash that could occur if a view model was rapidly reloaded while a view controller was busy rendering.
• Components conforming to HUBComponentContentOffsetObserver no longer get called multiple times for the same content offset.
• HUBComponentFallbackHandler is now nicer to use in Swift, thanks to fixed nullability annotations.
• Header components are now placed using proper margin instead of content insets, to play nicer with external systems that might rely on content insets.
• Removed warnings for Xcode 8.1.
• hublive now restores the original text color in your terminal after printing an error. Thanks to @mpluders for fixing this!
• A number casting issue that prevented the framework to be compiled for 32 bit platforms without overriding some build settings.

Hub Framework 2.0.6

Added

• Pagination support! Simply make your content operation conform to HUBContentOperationWithPaginatedContent and get pagination/infinite scrolling for free.
• HUBComponentModelBuilder: All child component model builders can now be retrieved using buildersForChildrenInGroupWithIdentifier.
• Programmatic scrolling now support nested components (using the HUBComponentWithScrolling protocol).
• customData may now be specified when a child component is selected.
• HUBViewModelLoader now has a isLoading property.
• HUBViewControllerDelegate has a new viewControllerShouldStartScrolling API that lets you conditionally enable/disable scrolling.
• HUBViewModelBuilder now has a convenience API for setting custom data values: setCustomDataValue:forKey:.

Removed

• HUBViewModel's extensionURL property has been removed in favor of the new HUBContentOperationWithPaginatedContent API.
• HUBViewController no longer calls its scroll handler when the view was scrolled programmatically.

Fixed

• A bug that could cause header and overlay components to flash when the view was reloaded.
• A bug that would cause the background color of header & overlay components to be overriden when the background color of the view controller was set.
• A bug that could cause the view to end up having incorrect content insets.
• A bug that would cause header & overlay components to be re-configured although they were serving the same model.
• A bug that could cause invalid visable components to be returned by HUBViewController, when components were being reused.
• A crash that could occur if a HUBViewController was laid out while the app was backgrounded.
• HUBViewController now notifies its delegate when header & overlay components appear, just like it does with body components.
• Custom gesture recognizers can now be used on child components.
• Unwanted warnings are now also suppressed on Xcode 8.1 (thanks @aliak00!) + Xcode 8.2.
• HUBViewController is now exposed a concrete class, making all of its APIs usable from Swift.

Hub Framework 2.0.5

Added

• Live editing! You can now easily prototype new UIs using a local JSON file. See the live editing guide for more info.
• Components can now observe actions (using the HUBComponentActionObserver protocol).
• HUBViewController now has a isViewScrolling property.
• You can now cancel any ongoing highligh/selection in a HUBViewController programmatically using cancelComponentSelection.

Removed

• HUBContentOperationActionObserver's observation method no longer has a viewURI parameter (since it is included in HUBActionContext).

Fixed

• A bug in the diffing algorithm that could generate invalid indexes under some circumstances.
• Component hit testing when performed after the view has been scrolled.
• Comparing two HUBComponentModel instances for equality is now slightly more efficient.
• Objective-C block safety in some places (thanks @tammofreese!).
• HUBViewController's delegate called before header & overlay components were setup.
• A race condition that could cause all components to be misaligned during the first launch of the app.

Hub Framework 2.0.4

Added

• HUBComponentWithSelectionState, that enables non- table & collection view cell components to respond to user interactions and render a selection state.
• HUBContentOperationActionPerformer, that enables content operations to perform actions.
• Actions can now be asynchronous and chained, by conforming to HUBAsyncAction.
• Demo app now has a "Todo list" feature that demonstrates the new revamped action API.

Changed

• HUBViewController. visibleBodyComponentViews now returns all visible components (both root & children), keyed on their index path.
• HUBComponentActionDelegate is now HUBActionPerformer.
• HUBComponentActionPerformer.actionDelegate is now .actionPerformer.

Swift API:

• HUBComponentModelBuilder.forChildWithIdentifier("id") is now .builderForChild(withIdentifier: "id").
• HUBComponentModelBuilder.removeForChild(withIdentifier: "id") is now .removeBuilderForChild(withIdentifier: "id").

Fixed

• Component programming guide link to HUBComponentModel (thanks @joanromano!)
• Using custom gesture recognizers on component views.
• Danger warning when tests didn't run (thanks @Antondomashnev!)
• HUBImageLoader implementations now don't have to track download durations manually.
• HUBDefaultImageLoader now doesn't do a manual cache lookup.
• Unit test code completion in Xcode.
• HUBViewController will now send a component's UIView as part of its delegate methods, instead of sending the HUBComponentCollectionViewCell that wraps it.
• Crash that could occur when very rapid content operation updates were performed, due to a batch update inconsistency.

Hub Framework 2.0.3

Changed

• Improve getting started guide.
  • Changed by Krzysztof in pull request #69.

Fixed

• Nesting touchable views inside a UI(Table|Collection)ViewCell.
  • Fix by John Sundell in pull request #68.
• Incorrect order of compoenents when mixing components with and without preferred index.
  • Fix by @mvlasieva in pull request #71.
• Framework file being included in the test target.
  • Fix by John Sundell in pull request #72.
• CocoaPods spec pointing to the wrong directory for sources.
  • Fix by Rob Brown in pull request #77.

Hub Framework 2.0.2

Added

• UINavigationItem support. Set it on HUBViewModelBuilder, and the framework will assign it to the associated UIViewController.
• Convenience API to create view controllers without having to register a feature first.
• HUBBlockContentOperationFactory, a concrete content operation factory implementation that uses a block to create operations. Useful when a custom factory is not needed.
• Components conforming to HUBComponentContentOffsetObserver are now notified when they appear on the screen.
• Child components can now use HUBComponentContentOffsetObserver as well.

Removed

• HUBViewModel.title removed in favor of HUBViewModel.navigationItem.title.

Fixed

• Documentation issues (thanks @jerball, @vijaytholpadi & @hewigovens!)
• UI state management for components that were just created.
• View controller content offset calculation after updates.
• Potential crash & bug when performing partial updates of a view.

Hub Framework 2.0.1

Added

• HUBManager convenience initializer.

Fixed

• Compiling for device.
• Documentation issues (thanks @eliperkins!)
• Invalid Demo App library search paths (thanks @keitaito!)

Hub Framework 2.0.0

The first open source release of the Hub Framework 🎉