Skeleton in tableView with different cells (HEIGHTS)

[Leamsi-Alvarado]

Description

Skeleton in tableView with different cells (HEIGHTS)

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Bug Report

SkeletonView Environment:

SkeletonView version:1.30.4
Xcode version:16.2
Swift version:6.0.3

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a tableView with different cells, inside the the cellForRowAt using:
   let emptyCell = UITableViewCell()
   let section = homeSections[indexPath.section].cellType
2. Using the extension for collectionSkeletonView cellIdentifierForRowAt:
   if indexPath.row == 0 {
   return IntroHomeTableViewCell.identifier
   }else{
   return ProductsTableViewCell.identifier
   }
3. Using extension for SkeletonTableViewDelegate and using the function collectionSkeletonView(heightForRowAt)
   if indexPath.row == 0 {
   return 220
   }else{
   return 270
   }

Expected result:

My goal right now is to have the tableView with the two diferent cells, the first cell (IntroHomeTableViewCell) as 220 height, and the second cell (ProductsTableViewCell) as 270 height

Actual result:

I'm getting two different cells indeed which is part of the objective, but the second cell (ProductsTableViewCell) is setted as 220 height, which means it is a copy of height from the first cell

Attachments:

I will set here how the ProductsTableviewcell should look with all the corners perfectly rounded in other view.

*Other view with the 270 height ->

Here is what happens when i use this function:
extension HomeViewController: SkeletonTableViewDelegate {
func collectionSkeletonView(_ skeletonView: UITableView, heightForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> CGFloat {
if indexPath.row == 0 {
return 220
}else{
return 270
}
}
} ->>

*Here is what happens when i dont use the function of height, as you can see the first cell is correct, but the second one is like cutted (because the height should be 270).

[Leamsi-Alvarado]

I used skeletonCellForRowAt with the identifier as
return skeletonView.dequeueReusableCell(withIdentifier: IntroHomeTableViewCell.identifier, for: indexPath)