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This quick recipe shows how to measure a SwiftUI View, i.e get its size at runtime. This is useful when your layout depends on a particular view's dimensions.
So the trick is to embed a GeometryReader in the view's background or overlay. The resulting GeometryProxy's size will the that o...
Shake Gesture in SwiftUI
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This recipe shows how to implement shake gesture detection in SwiftUI. The result looks like this (you'll have to image the phone being shaken :)):
This component is available as a Swift Package in this repo.
The recipe is as follows:
- Override
UIWindow'smotionEndedformotion...
Styling SwiftUI Form
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This recipe shows how to style a SwiftUI Form. Forms are a great way to quickly compose a UI for collecting data, such as an enrolment form or a settings panel, but fully styling them can be a bit a tricky.
The end result will look like this:
Starting position
OK, let's start with a an exe...
Freeform Drawing in SwiftUI
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This recipe shows how to let your users draw with mouse/finger in SwiftUI. The result will look like this:
This recipe is a part of our Road to DigitalSignatureView series, which explores various components vital to functioning of our SwiftUIDigitalSignature component.
You can find...
Grouped List in SwiftUI
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This recipe shows how to display a grouped list in SwiftUI. A grouped list contains sections, comprised of zero or more rows, plus an optional header and footer.
The end result will look like this:
OK, so the formula is quite simple:
- Pass
Sections as yourList's items. - Specify...
