A stack layout with gesture-based reordering using UICollectionView -- inspired by Passbook and Reminders apps.

Take a look at sample project TGLStackedViewExample.xcodeproj.

Via CocoaPods:

• Add pod 'TGLStackedViewController', '~> 1.1' to your project's Podfile

Or the "classic" way:

• Add files in folder TGLStackedViewController to your project

Then in your project:

• Create a derived class from TGLStackedViewController and overwrite method -moveItemAtIndexPath:toIndexPath:
• Implement UICollectionDataSource (currently only 1 section supported) and UICollectionViewDelegate protocols
• Place UICollectionViewController in your storyboard and set its class to your derived class

• ARC
• iOS >= 7.0
• Xcode 5

• Reordering based on LXReorderableCollectionViewFlowLayout
• Podspec by Pierre Dulac

TGLStackedViewController is available under the MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Tim Gleue (http://gleue-interactive.com)

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