SwiftUICardInfo

Use the App Store Cards (stories) in your app!

Requirements

  • iOS 14, macOS 10.16, tvOS 14, or watchOS 6.7
  • Swift 5.5+
  • Xcode 12.5+

Installation

The preferred way of installing Mcrich23 Toolkit is via the Swift Package Manager.

  1. In Xcode, open your project and navigate to FileAdd Packages…
  2. Paste the repository URL (https://github.com/Mcrich23/Mcrich23-Toolkit) and click Next.
  3. For Rules, select Up To Next Minor Version (With base version set to 0.6.1).
  4. Click Finish.
  5. Check Mcrich23-Toolkit
  6. Click Add To Project

Table Of Contents

Requirements

Installation

CardView

Type:

SwiftUI View

Description:

Similar to the cards in the App Store.

Image:

CardViewOpenCard

Example:

CardView(
    showHeader: .yes( // Wheather header should be visible
        headerTitle: "Title", // Title on the header
        headerSubtitle: "Subtitle", // Subtitle on the header
        headerSubtitleLocation: .below // If Subtitle is above or below the Title
    ),
    cards: $cards, // All the cards in the view
    showCreateButton: .yes( // Wheather create button should be visible
        create: { // Action when create (Plus Button) is tapped
            showCreateTicket.toggle()
        }
    ),
    maxWidth: 428, // The maximum width for cards
    selectedCards: { // Action called on selection of a card
        print("Selected Card")
    },
    deselectedCards: { // Action called on deselection of a card
        print("Deselected Card")
    }
)

ConvertedGlyphImage

Type:

SwiftUI Image

Description:

Converts GlyphImage into a SwiftUI Image

Example:

ConvertedGlyphImage(GlyphImage: $GlyphImage, defaultIcon: Image(systemName: "apps.iphone") { image in
    image
        .resizable()
        .aspectRatio(contentMode: .fit)
        .foregroundColor(.primary)
}

GlyphImage

Type:

Enum

Description:

Different types of glyphs, whether it be icons, or images. one variable for all the types.

Convert it to an image with ConvertedGlyphImage

Cases

GlyphImage.systemImage(named: "x.circle") // Uses SF Symbols
GlyphImage.systemImage(named: "person1") // Uses Assets.xcassets
GlyphImage.remoteImage(url: self.url) // Fetches from url and displays image
GlyphImage.defaultIcon // The default icon that you specify

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