A Cocoa, auto-layout managed view to build and manage inspector panes equivalent to the inspectors in Apple's Pages and Numbers applications.
I've implemented and fought with this on a number of different projects and decided to make a drop-in class that would do everything that I wanted. This class is fully autolayout managed.
I really like Apple 'Pages' implementation which allows having a header view which can be used to configure items even when the pane itself is hidden. A good example of this is the 'Spacing' inspector pane, where when the pane is hidden the user can still change the line spacing at a lower granularity.
Expanded | Contracted |
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Copy the swift files from the DSFInspectorPanes
subfolder to your project
Add the following to your Podfiles
file
pod 'DSFInspectorPanes', :git => 'https://github.com/dagronf/DSFInspectorPanes'
DSFInspectorPanesView
and add it to a view, orDSFInspectorPanesView
animated
: Animate the expanding/hiding of the panesembeddedInScrollView
: Embed the panes view in a scroll viewshowSeparators
: Insert a separator between each pane (optional)showBoxes
: Show a box around each inspector pane (optional)titleFont
: Specify a custom font to use for the title for the panesspacing
: Set the vertical spacing between each panecanDragRearrange
: Allow the user to change the ordering of the panes via drag/drop or touchbarAdd a new inspector pane to the container
var propertyPanes = DSFInspectorPanesView(frame: .zero,
animated: true,
embeddedInScrollView: false,
titleFont: NSFont.systemFont(ofSize: 13))
var inspectorView = NSView() // <--- your inspector pane view
var inspectorHeaderView = NSView() // <--- your inspector pane header view
propertyPanes.addPane(
title: "My inspector Pane",
view: inspectorView,
headerAccessoryView: inspectorHeaderView,
expansionType: .expanded)
}
var propertyPanes = DSFInspectorPanesView()
…
propertyPanes.panes[0].expanded = true
propertyPanes.panes[1].expanded = false
var propertyPanes = DSFInspectorPanesView()
…
propertyPanes.panes[0].isHidden = true
propertyPanes.panes[1].isHidden = false
Move the property pane at index 0 to index 4
propertyPanes.move(index: 0, to: 4)
Swap property panes at index 0 and index 4
propertyPanes.swap(index: 0, with: 4)
Remove the pane at index 1
propertyPanes.remove(at: 1)
Remove all panes
propertyPanes.removeAll()
Showing the ability to display a secondary UI element for when the pane is contracted
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