Need Touch Event gesture about swift-week-view

[EvanCooper9]

@sohamb1390
Check the latest commit. I've added the ability to respond to touches.

1. The signature of weekViewStylerEventView has changed. It's only the return type that has changed from UIView to WeekViewEventView.
2. Conform to the WeekViewDelegate protocol and implement its only method: weekViewDidClickOnEvent.
3. Assign the delegate property of your weekView instance to the relevant class.
4. In the WeekView constructor, ensure to add the parameter respondsToInteraction and set it to true

Then you're good to go!

So far it's only a tap that activates the interaction, I'll work towards more functionality so you can choose what kind of gesture you want.

Let me know of any bugs that you find, it's a little hacky. Tt should work but I haven't done too much testing.
Thanks!

[sohamb1390]

Thanks a Lot Evan!
You saved my day. It's working like a charm.

Thanks Again!

[EvanCooper9]

@sohamb1390
I'm working on this already, but am not ready to push to the repository. I plan to add a general touch-listener as a delegate function, but haven't gotten around to completing it. I can try to get it done soon.

To implement yourself, you should be able to use the weekViewStylerEventView method defined in the WeekViewStyler protocol. Perhaps try this:

1. Implement the protocol and method above
2. Create the view for the given event, and add a touch-listener to it
3. Return the view to the protocol method

[sohamb1390]

Hi Evan,
I tried what you have suggested like this:

1. I have implemented the method weekViewStylerEventView and inside it, I am returning views for individual events.

2. I have added Tap gesture into each view:
   let tapGestureRecognizer = UITapGestureRecognizer(target: self, action: #selector(onTapEventView(_:)))
eventView.addGestureRecognizer(tapGestureRecognizer)

3. I implemented the gesture method inside my viewController class:
   @objc func onTapEventView(_ gesture: UIGestureRecognizer) { print("tapped") }

But unfortunately it's not triggering this method whenever I am touching any event view.

Any idea?

[EvanCooper9]

@sohamb1390
I think either one of the superviews of the eventView is highjacking the touch, or more likely its related to something in my logic for the scrollview behind it all. I'm having a look now.