Hub Framework Files

Added

• HUBManager now has a convenience initializer that makes it a lot simpler to set up the framework in an app.
• You can now easily create view controllers by only having to supply an array of content operations & a feature title.
• You can now optionally place body components under a header component, just like how navigation bars work.
• HUBViewController now has a reload API, that reloads its content (regardless of any reload policy). Thanks to @zhubofei for implementing this!
• A HUBViewController delegate now gets notified whenever a component was reused.
• You can now assign customData to a component's image data (HUBComponentImageData). Thanks to @zhubofei for helping out on this!
• You can now set local component images through JSON.
• A new content operation implementation (HUBBlockContentOperation) enables you to easily create synchronous content operations using a block.
• You can now unregister any previously registered custom JSON schemas.
• There's a new Concept Guide, that gives you an alphabetical reference to all Hub Framework concepts.

Fixed

• A bug that could cause a header component to end up in an invalid state when its view controller was reloaded.
• A bug that could cause invalid component adjustment if only one component existed. Thanks to @aliak00 for fixing this!
• A bug that could cause the callback to be called too soon when performing programmatic scrolling.
• A bug that would cause some gesture recognizers to be retained for components that have been removed from a view controller.
• A memory leak that could leave certain components retained even after they were removed from a view controller.
• A crash that could occur if a view model was rapidly reloaded while a view controller was busy rendering.
• Components conforming to HUBComponentContentOffsetObserver no longer get called multiple times for the same content offset.
• HUBComponentFallbackHandler is now nicer to use in Swift, thanks to fixed nullability annotations.
• Header components are now placed using proper margin instead of content insets, to play nicer with external systems that might rely on content insets.
• Removed warnings for Xcode 8.1.
• hublive now restores the original text color in your terminal after printing an error. Thanks to @mpluders for fixing this!
• A number casting issue that prevented the framework to be compiled for 32 bit platforms without overriding some build settings.