CKComponentController Class Reference
| Conforms to | * : CKComponent ComponentType __covariant |
|---|---|
| Declared in | CKComponentController.h |
– didInit
The controller was initialised. Called on the main thread.
- (void)didInitDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– willMount
The controller’s component is not mounted, but is about to be.
- (void)willMountDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– didMount
The controller’s component was not previously mounted, but now it is (including all of its children).
- (void)didMountDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– willRemount
The controller’s component is mounted and is about to be mounted again. This can happen in two scenarios: 1. The component is updating. In that case, the controller has already received a call to -willUpdateComponent, and the component property already reflects the updated component that will be mounted. 2. The root component is being attached to a different root view.
- (void)willRemountDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– didRemount
The controller’s component was mounted after a call to willRemount.
- (void)didRemountDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– willUnmount
The controller’s component is mounted, but is about to be unmounted.
- (void)willUnmountDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– didUnmount
The controller’s component was previously mounted, but now it no longer is.
- (void)didUnmountDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– willUpdateComponent
If the controller’s component is changing, invoked immediately before the updated component is mounted.
- (void)willUpdateComponentDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– didUpdateComponent
If the controller’s component has changed, invoked immediately after the updated component is mounted.
- (void)didUpdateComponentDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– componentDidAcquireView
Invoked immediately after the component has acquired a view.
- (void)componentDidAcquireViewDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– componentWillRelinquishView
Invoked immediately before the component relinquishes its view to be reused by other components.
- (void)componentWillRelinquishViewDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– componentTreeWillAppear
As suggested in name, this lifecycle method will only be called when the entire component tree will appear on screen.
That means if a component tree has already appeared on screen and it’s still visible, a component that is added to this
component tree hierarchy will not have this lifecycle method called.
NOTE:
- In the context of UICollectionView, this corresponds to willDisplayCell:forItemAtIndexPath:.
- In the context of CKComponentHostingView, this corresponds to hostingViewWillAppear.
- (void)componentTreeWillAppearDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– componentTreeDidDisappear
As suggested in name, this lifecycle method will only be called when the entire component tree did disappear.
That means if a component is removed from its component tree hierarchy, this lifecycle method will not be called.
NOTE:
- In the context of UICollectionView, this corresponds to didEndDisplayingCell:forItemAtIndexPath:.
- In the context of CKComponentHostingView, this corresponds to hostingViewDidDisappear.
- (void)componentTreeDidDisappearDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– invalidateController
Called on the main thread prior to controller deallocation *
- (void)invalidateControllerDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– didPrepareLayout:forComponent:
Called on the main thread when a new component has been created and its layout has been calculated. This layout will be used during the next mount (unless another state update will be triggered).
- (void)didPrepareLayout:(const CKLayout &)layout forComponent:(CKComponent *)componentDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
component
The current version of the component.
@property (nonatomic, weak, readonly) ComponentType componentDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
view
The view created by the component, if currently mounted.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) UIView *viewDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– nextResponder
While the controller’s component is mounted, returns its next responder. This is the first of: - The supercomponent of the controller’s component; - The view the controller’s component is mounted within, if it is the root component.
- (id)nextResponderDeclared In
CKComponentController.h
– canPerformAction:withSender:
When an action is triggered, a component controller may use this method to either capture or ignore the given action. The default implementation simply uses respondsToSelector: to determine if the controller can perform the given action.
- (BOOL)canPerformAction:(SEL)action withSender:(id)senderDiscussion
In practice, this is useful only for integrations with UIMenuController whose API walks the UIResponder chain to determine which menu items to display. You should not override this method for standard component actions.
Declared In
CKComponentController.h
– initWithComponent:
Initializes a controller with the first generation of component. You should not directly initialize a controller, they are initialized for you by the infrastructure.
- (instancetype)initWithComponent:(ComponentType)componentDeclared In
CKComponentController.h