Custom Toggle / Checkbox in SwiftUI
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This recipe shows how to implement a custom Toggle via ToggleStyle. The particular ToggleStyle you'll implement will make a Toggle look like a checkbox. The end result will look like this:
OK, here's the code for the custom ToggleStyle. It maps the ToggleStyleConfiguration onto a...
Introducing SwiftUI Recipes Companion!
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Here at SwiftUIRecipes.com, we're proud to announce the SwiftUI Recipes Companion app!
This FREE app allows you to view community-sourced recipes and includes an XCode Source Editor extension, allowing you to insert the recipe code straight into your own!
You can preview its content and...
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This recipe shows how to show multiple Alerts, ActionSheets or custom dialogs, without tying them to multiple views. The end result looks like this:
The usual way of using multiple views has its shortcomings, as it:
- Forces you to have at least as many views as distinct modals you wish...
Stroke and fill a Shape in SwiftUI
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For whatever reason, stroking (i.e drawing a border) and filling a SwiftUI Shape at the same time is difficult and unintuitive. Shape has methods for both, stroke and fill, respectively, but they both return some View, meaning you can't chain them.
Say you want to do the following:
T...
Custom Slider in SwiftUI
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This recipe shows how to implement a custom Slider in SwiftUI. The default Slider view isn't particularly customisable, so any stepping outside the norm requires custom code.
Here's what the end result will look like:
- On the top you have the default
Slider. - In the middle there's our cust...
