<commit_before>## Description:
Easy to use UIView subclass to quickly add a cool animated carrusel of pictures to your app.

## Sample:

![Video](http://cl.ly/1x0P2o2I053L1W2B2h3J/Screen%20Shot%202012-02-15%20at%202.33.09%20PM.png)

http://jsoto.es/xmKcLb

## Usage

- Clone the repository:

```bash
$ git clone <EMAIL>:JaviSoto/JSAnimatedImagesView.git
```

- Check out the sample project.
- Drag the two files ```JSAnimatedImagesView.(h/m)``` onto your project.
- Include the header file ````JSAnimatedImagesView.h``` into the controller where you want to use it.
- Create a ```JSAnimatedImagesView``` instance either via code, or in interface builder (by creating a UIView and changing its class to ```JSAnimatedImagesView```).
- Set the data source property on the view (probably on the ```viewDidLoad``` method):

```objc
self.animatedImagesView.dataSource = self;
```

- Implement the data source methods:

```objectivec

@interface MyViewController () <JSAnimatedImagesViewDataSource> // Conform to the protocol

@end

@implementation MyViewController

- (NSUInteger)animatedImagesNumberOfImages:(JSAnimatedImagesView *)animatedImagesView
{
	return self.myImageNames.count;
}

- (UIImage *)animatedImagesView:(JSAnimatedImagesView *)animatedImagesView imageAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index
{
	return [UIImage imageNamed:[self.myImageNames objectAtIndex:index]];
}

@end

```

## Configuration

```objc<commit_msg>Styling in the README file<commit_after>## Description:
Easy to use UIView subclass to quickly add a cool animated carrusel of pictures to your app.

## Sample:

![Video](http://cl.ly/1x0P2o2I053L1W2B2h3J/Screen%20Shot%202012-02-15%20at%202.33.09%20PM.png)

http://jsoto.es/xmKcLb

## Usage

- Clone the repository:

```bash
$ git clone <EMAIL>:JaviSoto/JSAnimatedImagesView.git
```

- Check out the sample project.
- Drag the two files ```JSAnimatedImagesView.(h/m)``` onto your project.
- Include the header file ````JSAnimatedImagesView.h``` into the controller where you want to use it.
- Create a ```JSAnimatedImagesView``` instance either via code, or in interface builder (by creating a UIView and changing its class to ```JSAnimatedImagesView```).
- Set the data source property on the view (probably on the ```viewDidLoad``` method):

```objc
self.animatedImagesView.dataSource = self;
```

- Implement the data source methods:

```objectivec

@interface MyViewController () <JSAnimatedImagesViewDataSource> // Conform to the protocol

@end
```

```objc
@implementation MyViewController

- (NSUInteger)animatedImagesNumberOfImages:(JSAnimatedImagesView *)animatedImagesView
{
	return self.myImageNames.count;
}

- (UIImage *)animatedImagesView:(JSAnimatedImagesView *)animatedImagesView imageAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index
{
	return [UIImage imageNamed:[self.myImageNames objectAtIndex:index]];
}

@end
```

## Configuration

```objc
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{'dir': 'git-commits-cleaned', 'id': '2077118', 'n_tokens_mistral': 981, 'n_tokens_neox': 901, 'n_words': 254}