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The BFRTableReorder is an out of the box solution to add long press reordering to your ASDK apps

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Summary

The BFRTableReorder is an out of the box solution to add long press reordering to your ASDK apps 🎉! It started off as an Objective-C port of the excellent Swift Reorder by Adam Shin, but we ended up hacking it apart for ASDK purposes.

We use it all over the place in Buffer for iOS :-).

Installation

The BFRTableReorder is hosted on CocoaPods and is the recommended way to install it:

pod 'BFRTableReorder'

Quickstart

To kick things off, you need to include one header file anywhere you want some reordering action to happen 😊:

#import "ASTableNode+BFRReorder.h"

This will add the reorder property to any table node instance via a category. To get up and running quickly with BFRTableReorder, just set your controller as the delegate off of any ASTableNode's reorder property:

self.tableNode.reorder.delegate = self;

From there, you're only required to implement one delegate method, but there are several optional ones that can help out as well:

- (void)tableNode:(ASTableNode *)tableNode redorderRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)fromIndexPath toIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)toIndexPath;

There is a very simple example in the demo project, feel free to fire it up if you want to see all the delegate methods in action 💯.

Going Forward

We regularly maintain this code, and you can also rest assured that it's been battle tested against thousands of users in production 👍. That said, we get things wrong from time to time - so feel free to open an issue for anything you spot!

We are always happy to talk shop, so feel free to give us a shout on Twitter:

Or, hey - why not work on the BFRTableReorder and get paid for it!? We're hiring!


Licence

This project uses MIT License.

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