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UIKeyCommandTableView

A custom UITableView subclass that enables keyboard-based navigation and selection.

Overview

UIKeyCommandTableView allows you to use hardware keyboard shortcuts to navigate and interact with table views. It supports customizable key commands and delegate callbacks for handling selection and activation events.

Features

  • Keyboard navigation with arrow keys.
  • Selection and activation using space bar or return key.
  • Customizable key command options.
  • Delegate support for responding to key command events.
  • Built-in tests ensuring reliability.

Installation

UIKeyCommandTableView is available via Swift Package Manager. Add the following dependency to your Package.swift:

dependencies: [ .package(url: "https://github.com/ipedro/UIKeyCommandTableView.git", from: "1.0.0") ]

Then, add "UIKeyCommandTableView" as a dependency for your target.

Usage

Import the package into your view controller:

import UIKeyCommandTableView

Use UIKeyCommandTableView as you would any UITableView and implement the UITableViewKeyCommandsDelegate to respond to first responder events and key command actions.

Basic Initialization

Instantiate and add a UIKeyCommandTableView to your view controller:

class MyViewController: UIViewController, UITableViewKeyCommandsDelegate { let tableView = UIKeyCommandTableView() override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() // Setup table view frame, dataSource, delegate, etc. tableView.frame = view.bounds tableView.keyCommandsDelegate = self view.addSubview(tableView) } // UITableViewKeyCommandsDelegate methods func tableViewDidBecomeFirstResponder(_ tableView: UIKeyCommandTableView) { // handle event } func tableViewDidResignFirstResponder(_ tableView: UIKeyCommandTableView) { // handle event } func tableViewKeyCommandSelectionBelowBounds(_ tableView: UIKeyCommandTableView) -> UIKeyCommandTableView.OutOfBoundsBehavior { return .wrapAround } func tableViewKeyCommandSelectionAboveBounds(_ tableView: UIKeyCommandTableView) -> UIKeyCommandTableView.OutOfBoundsBehavior { return .wrapAround } }

Customizing Key Commands

Customize key command options to fit your needs:

// In your view controller or table view setup: tableView.selectPreviousKeyCommandOptions = [.arrowUp, .command(.arrowUp)] tableView.selectNextKeyCommandOptions = [.arrowDown, .command(.arrowDown)] tableView.activateSelectionKeyCommandOptions = [.spaceBar, .return]

Requirements

  • iOS 11 or later

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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