Animatable layouts, FlexScrollView & widgets for famo.us.
Above anything, famous-flex is a concept in which renderables are seperated from how
they are layed-out. This makes it possible to change layouts on the fly and animate
the renderables from one layout to another. For instance, you can layout a collection
of renderables using a CollectionLayout, and change that into a ListLayout. When using
flow-mode the renderables will smoothly transition from the old state to the new state using physics, particles and springs.
- famous-flex-demo (source)
- AnimationController demo (source)
- Chat demo (source)
- DatePicker demo (source)
- TabBar demo (source)
- TabBarController demo (source)
- LayoutController
- AnimationController
- ScrollController
- FlexScrollView
- DatePicker
- TabBar
- TabBarController
- ProportionalLayout
- HeaderFooterLayout
- NavBarLayout
- TabBarLayout
- ListLayout (scrollable)
- CollectionLayout (scrollable)
- WheelLayout (scrollable)
- CoverLayout (scrollable)
Install using bower or npm:
bower install famous-flex
npm install famous-flex
LayoutController is a view that lays out renderables based on:
- a layout-function
- a data-source containing renderables
- optional layout-options
Example of laying out renderables using a CollectionLayout:
var LayoutController = require('famous-flex/LayoutController');
var CollectionLayout = require('famous-flex/layouts/CollectionLayout'); // import standard layout
// create collection-layout
var layoutController = new LayoutController({
layout: CollectionLayout,
layoutOptions: {
itemSize: [100, 100],
gutter: [20, 20],
justify: true
},
flow: true, // smoothly animates renderables when changing the layout
direction: 1, // 0 = X, 1 = Y, undefined = use default from selected layout-function
dataSource: [
new Surface({content: 'surface1'}),
new Surface({content: 'surface2'}),
new Surface({content: 'surface3'})
]
});
this.add(layoutController); // add layout-controller to the render-treeWhen the flow option is enabled, renderables are animated smoothly between
layout states.
A layout is represented as a Function, which takes a context argument and
an optional options argument. The purpose of the function is to lay-out the
renderables in the data-source by calling context.set() on a renderable. The
renderables can be enumerated by calling context.next(), context.prev() or
by using the id of the renderable.
Famous-flex comes shipped with various standard layouts, but it is also very easy to create your own layout-functions. View LayoutContext for more details on creating your own layout-functions.
/**
* @param {LayoutContext} context Context used for enumerating renderables and setting the layout
* @param {Object} [options] additional layout-options that are passed to the function
*/
function LayoutFunction(context, options) {
// simple layout-function that lays out renderables from top to bottom
var node = context.next();
var y = 0;
while (node) {
context.set(node, {
size: [context.size[0], 100],
translate: [0, y, 0]
});
y += 100;
node = context.next();
}
};For optimal performance, the layout function is only executed when:
- A resize occurs
- An option is changed on the layout-controller
- When the content is scrolled
The data-source contains the renderables that are to be layed-out. It can be one of three things:
- An
Array - A
LinkedListViewSequence - A
VirtualViewSequence - An
Objectwith key/value pairs
In case of an Array or a ViewSequence, use context.next() in your
layout-function to enumerate all the renderables in the data-source:
var layoutController = new LayoutController({
layout: function (context, options) {
var y = 0;
var node = context.next();
while (node) {
context.set(node, {
size: [context.size[0], 100],
translate: [0, y, 0]
});
y += 100;
node = context.next();
}
},
dataSource: [
new Surface({content: 'surface1'}),
new Surface({content: 'surface2'}),
new Surface({content: 'surface3'})
]
});Sometimes it is easier to identify renderables by an id, rather than a
sequence. In that case use context.get() or directly pass the data-source id
to the context.set() function:
var layoutController = new LayoutController({
layout: function (context, options) {
context.set('one', {
size: [100, 100],
translate: [0, 0, 0]
});
context.set('two', {
size: [100, 100],
translate: [100, 0, 0]
});
context.set('three', {
size: [100, 100],
translate: [200, 0, 0]
});
},
dataSource: {
'one': new Surface({content: 'one'}),
'two': new Surface({content: 'two'}),
'three': new Surface({content: 'three'})
}
});Layout literals are objects which describe layouts through a definition rather
than a function. The following example describes the use of a layout literal
using dock semantics (see LayoutDockHelper):
var layoutController = new LayoutController({
layout: {dock: [
['top', 'header', 50],
['bottom', 'footer', 50],
['fill', 'content']
]},
dataSource: {
header: new Surface({content: 'Header'}),
footer: new Surface({content: 'Footer'}),
content: new Surface({content: 'Content'})
}
});Layout literals are implemented through LayoutHelpers. To create your own layout literals, perform the following steps:
- Create a LayoutHelper (see LayoutDockHelper for an example).
- Implement the
parsefunction on the LayoutHelper. - Register the helper using
LayoutUtility.registerHelper.
Layout helpers are special classes that simplify writing layout functions.
| Helper | Literal | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LayoutDockHelper | dock |
Layout renderables using docking semantics. |
| Layout | DataSource | Scrollable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ProportionalLayout | LinkedListViewSequence / Array | No | Lays out renderables sequentially and sizes them proportionally. |
| HeaderFooterLayout | Id-based | No | Layout containing a top-header, bottom- footer and content. |
| NavBarLayout | Id-based | No | Layout containing one or more left and right items and a title. |
| TabBarLayout | Id-based | No | Tab-bar layout. |
| Scrollable layouts: | |||
| ListLayout | LinkedListViewSequence / Array | Yes | List layout with margins, spacing and optionally sticky headers. |
| CollectionLayout | LinkedListViewSequence / Array | Yes | Lays out renderables in a grid with a specific width & height. |
| WheelLayout | LinkedListViewSequence / Array | Yes | Lays out renderables in a wheel (slot-machine) formation. |
| CoverLayout | LinkedListViewSequence / Array | Yes | Lays out renderables in a wheel (slot-machine) formation. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| LayoutController | Lays out renderables and optionally animates between layout states. |
| AnimationController | Animating between famo.us views in awesome ways. |
| ScrollController | Scrollable LayoutController (base class for FlexScrollView). |
| FlexScrollView | Flexible scroll-view with pull-to-refresh, margins & spacing and more good stuff. |
| DatePicker | Date/time picker wheel. |
| TabBar | TabBar widget. |
| TabBarController | TabBarController widget. |
| LayoutContext | Context used for writing layout-functions. |
| LayoutUtility | Utility class containing helper functions. |
| VirtualViewSequence | Infinite view-sequence which uses a factory delegate to create renderables. |
| LinkedListViewSequence | Linked-list based View-sequence which resolves various issues with the stock famo.us ViewSequence. |
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