HoneycombView

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HoneycombView is the iOS UIView for displaying like Honeycomb layout written by swift

Overview:

HoneycombView is an iOS UIView for Honeycomb layout that includes a photo browser sample. It is compatible with both Carthage and Cocoapods and has a minimum requirement of iOS 8.0+ and Swift 2.0+.

Features:

  • Carthage Compatible
  • Cocoapods Compatible
  • Honeycomb layout for iOS UIView
  • Includes a photo browser sample
  • Supports iOS 8.0+ and Swift 2.0+
  • Uses ARC (Automatic Reference Counting)

CocoaPods

To install HoneycombView using CocoaPods, add the following line to your project Podfile:

pod 'HoneycombView'

Carthage

To integrate HoneycombView into your Xcode project using Carthage, add the following line to your Cartfile:

github "HoneycombView/HoneycombView"

Manually

You can also manually add the HoneycombView.swift file directly into your project.

Usage:

The easiest way to use HoneycombView is to instantiate its class in a ViewController, configure it, and add it to a view. If you need more details, refer to the ViewController of the example project.

HoneycombView also supports loading images from a URL using fromURL(String) with NSCache. You can specify the size of HoneycombView using the other parameters. If you do not need margin for honeycomb, you can set the margin parameter to 0.

Summary:

HoneycombView is an iOS UIView that provides Honeycomb layout functionality and includes a photo browser sample. It is compatible with both Carthage and Cocoapods and can be easily installed using either of these dependency managers. The view can be instantiated and configured in a ViewController, and supports loading images from a URL. The library is licensed under the MIT license.

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