A collectionView made for Sprite Kit

Carthage is a dependency manager that provides binary frameworks for your projects.

you can install Carthage through Homebrew, with the following command:

$ brew update
$ brew install carthage

Then you need to tell carthage to integrate this framework in your Xcode project, by adding the following to your Cartfile:

github "bwide/CollectionNode"

Now:

1. On your project folder, run carthage update
2. On your application target, drag BWCollectionView.framework into your Xcode project Embedded Binaries

If you plan to upload your app you must follow additional instructions on Carthage's README on adding frameworks to your application if you're building for iOS, tvOS, or watchOS.

1. Import CollectionNode module on your CollectionNodeScene class:

import CollectionNode

1. Add a CollectionNode to CollectionNodeScene and set it's dataSource and Delegate:

private var myCollectionNode: CollectionNode!

override func didMove(to view: SKView) {
    myCollectionNode = CollectionNode(at: view)

    myCollectionNode.dataSource = self
    myCollectionNode.delegate = self

    addChild(myCollectionNode)
}

1. Conform this CollectionNodeScene to CollectionNodeDataSource and implement all it's methods:

extension GameScene: CollectionNodeDataSource {
    func numberOfItems() -> Int {
        return EmojiModel.default.emojis.count
    }

    func collectionNode(_ collection: CollectionNode, itemFor index: Index) -> CollectionNodeItem {
        //create and configure items
        let item = EmojiItem()
        item.emoji = EmojiModel.default.emojis[index]
        return item
    }
}

1. Conform to CollectionNodeDelegateand override the methods that you need:

extension GameScene: CollectionNodeDelegate {

     func collectionNode(_ collectionNode: CollectionNode, didShowItemAt index: Index) {
        let growAction = SKAction.scale(to: 1.3, duration: 0.15)
        let shrinkAction = SKAction.scale(to: 1, duration: 0.15)

        collectionNode.item(at: index).run(growAction)
        collectionNode.children.filter{ emojiCollection.children.index(of: $0) != index }.forEach{ $0.run(shrinkAction) }
    }

    func collectionNode(_ collectionNode: CollectionNode, didSelectItem item: CollectionNodeItem, at index: Index) {
        print("selected \(item.name ?? "noNameItem") at index \(index)")
    }
}

1. Now CollectionNodewill work with it's default implementation. Override it if you want custom behavior

Usage is pretty similar to the known UICollectionView, after you create your BWCollectionView object you'll need to give it some data to display with a data source object, which is any object that conforms to the BWCollectionViewDataSource protocol.

private(set) public var index: Int

the current index of the CollectionNode

public weak var dataSource: CollectionNodeDataSource?

the object that acts as data source for the collection view

public weak var delegate: CollectionNodeDelegate?

the object that acts as delegate for the collection view

public var spaceBetweenItems: CGFloat

the spacing between elements of the CollectionNode

public var items: [CollectionNodeItem]

returns all the children of this node that are CollectionNodeItems

public func update(_ currentTime: TimeInterval, dampingRatio: Double)

To be called on the scene's update. Allows this node to animate when touch is released dampingRatio: the ratio for the collectionNode deacceleration (0 to 1 meaning the percentage of speed to deaccelerate when touch is released, default is 1%)

public func snap(to index: Index, withDuration duration: Double)

snaps to an item at a given index duration: The duration of the snap animation in seconds (default is 0.3)

public func reloadData()

reloads all the items in the collection

func collectionNode(_ collectionNode: CollectionNode, didShowItemAt index: Index) -> Void

returns the number of items to be displayed on this collectionNode

func collectionNode(_ collectionNode: CollectionNode, didSelectItem item: CollectionNodeItem, at index: Index ) -> Void

called each time an item is selected

func numberOfItems() -> Int

here you should tell the number of items this collection will display

func collectionNode(_ collection: CollectionNode, itemFor index: Index) -> CollectionNodeItem

here you should return an item for each index in the collectionVIew

1. you have to call the collection's update(_ currentTime:) method in your SKScene's Update method for it to properly work

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