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This recipe shows how to detect layout direction in your SwiftUI views, which is useful to be able to support both left-to-right (LTR) and right-to-left (RTL) languages. It also shows how to force this setting for testing purposes. The end result looks like this:
Detecting layout direction
...Show Alert from Anywhere in SwiftUI
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This recipe shows how to show an alert dialog from anywhere in the SwiftUI app. Normally, alert is tied to a specific view, and its content is handled by that view's state. This solution, however, makes it so that the alert is defined in just a single place and is always presented on top ...
SwiftUI Toast
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This recipe shows how to implement an Android-like "toast" notification in SwiftUI. The end result looks like this:
Features include:
- Configurable toast view with custom text, font, foreground and background color. It defaults to Android-style toast with white text on a semi-transparent bl...
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This quick recipe shows how to support nested NavigationLinks and allow the user to move back programatically. As always, SwiftUI throws a curveball even on trivial tasks such as this. Here's what the end result looks like:
OK, so the situation you have is as following:
- You have a multi-le...
SwiftUI Segues
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This recipe shows how to add easy-to-use segues to your SwiftUI navigation. They allow for presenting views using common UIKIt Segue types - push, modal and popover. The end result looks like this:
Navigating between views/screens in SwiftUI is more difficult and convoluted than it is in UIK...
