Swift newbie here. I want to show i view above the main view whenever an boolean ObservableObject haveOnGoingCall is changed, then in this new menus, if a button click occurs it should exit the new views and only show another…
I am trying to dynamically determine whether the AppIntent opens the app, as dictated by the openAppWhenRun property. Sometimes it should open the app and sometimes it shouldn't. What I have tried I tried having nested AppIntents so the main…
When trying to create a widget with minimal IOS 14, the background color or image refuses to fill the widget on the sides. It works with containerBackground Modifier, but it's for IOS 17 or newer. I also saw the same…
I am working on showing the React-native-View in the swift project. I download the bunlde file through asynchronous operation, save the bundle file in the app directory, and use it to create the RCTROOTVIEW. My current problem is that when…
The background color set at the top of my third card and the bottom of my ninth card in the preview screen exceeds the border of the card（I am listening the CS193P） here is my code import SwiftUI struct CardView:…
I have recently updated the navigation in my app from using lots of NavigationLinks, because I was seeing errors surrounding multiple pushes to the navigation stack. My app is now working well with a custom navcontroller that programatically adds views…
I'm trying to draw a fairly basic bird shape. I'm using the circle for the body and I'm trying to draw the upper beak (highlighted in red) like shown in the reference image below. Image reference: struct Beak: Shape {…
I have following observable made to keep track of a custom modal state import SwiftUI @Observable class ModalObservable { // State var view = ModalViewType.Profile var open = false // Actions func show(view: ModalViewType) { self.open = true self.view =…
I am new to learning in swiftUI, I have to manage following navigation stack in SwiftUI, Here is my first entry of the app :- import SwiftUI @main struct MyApp: App { var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { Landing()…
EDIT: The dash size of 10 in the code sample is arbitrary. The dash size is whatever looks good. Let's say in SwiftUI, you want to have a custom list item that has a dotted outline -- to serve as…