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Hey @wm-j-ray,
Thanks for the kind words, and apologies for the very slow reply. I don't have a lot of time to work on Dwifft or help with integrations right now, so I'm afraid I can't help write any example code for you.
In general, the way I would think about TableViewDiffCalculator
and friends is that they drive insertions/deletions to a UITableView
when their rows
or sectionedValues
property changes. (If your table view only has a single section, I suggest looking at SingleSectionTableViewDiffCalculator
as the API is slightly easier to understand.) So, when your underlying data changes (you get some new data from your API or whatever) you should make either an array of YourModel
s (for a single section) or a SectionedValues<YourSection, YourModel>
(for multiple sections) and then update the rows
/sectionedValues
property of your diff calculator, and it will handle all of the UI updates for you. You should not manually insert/move/etc any rows on your table view, as that could lead to an inconsistent state and cause a crash.
I hope that makes things clearer, best of luck with your integration.
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