📱GridStack

A flexible grid layout view for SwiftUI.

📱 iOS 13+, 💻 macOS 10.15+, 📺 tvOS 13+, ⌚ watchOS 6+

Simply pass the minimum width the grid cells should have and the spacing between them and it will adjust depending on the available width.

So writing this:

will give you you this:

It also adjusts correctly when the device is rotated:

🗺 Usage Overview

Think of the grid in the way of what is the minimum width you want your cells to be. That way it is easy to adjust to any available space. The only other size you need to provide is the spacing between the cells.

To actually create the grid we need to know the numbers of items. Then the content view builder will be called with each index and the cellWidth that you can then pass to the frame of whatever you want to display inside.

👕 Sizing your views inside the cells

The grid will wrap each item you provide with in a view that gets the cellWidth set as width. No height constraint is put on the cell. That is so that you can size your content as flexible as possible. Here are just a couple of examples what you can do.

Height defined by content

GridStack(...) { index, cellWidth in
    Text("\(index)")
        // Don't pass any height to the frame to let it be defined by it's content
        .frame(width: cellWidth)
}

Square items

GridStack(...) { index, cellWidth in
    Text("\(index)")
        // Pass the cellWidth as width and height to the frame to make a square
        .frame(width: cellWidth, height: cellWidth)
}

Aspect Ratio items

GridStack(...) { index, cellWidth in
    Text("\(index)")
        // Pass the cellWidth as width and a portion of it as height to get a certain aspect ratio
        .frame(width: cellWidth, height: cellWidth * 0.75)
}

✍️ Signature

GridStack(
    minCellWidth: Length,
    spacing: Length,
    numItems: Int,
    alignment: HorizontalAlignment = .leading,
    content: (index: Int, cellWidth: CGFloat) -> Void
)

📝 Mentions

I created GridStack by taking ideas from FlowStack by John Susek.