SwiftUI Gists

SwiftUI Components & Extension that saves iOSDev time.
### UIKit is **EVENT-Driven** framework - We could reference each view in the hierarchy, update its appearance when the view is loaded or as a reaction on an event.
### SwiftUI is **Declarative, State Driven** framework - We cannot reference any view in the hierarchy, neither can we directly mutate a view as a reaction to an event. 
Instead, we mutate the state bound to the view. Delegates, target-actions, responder chain, KVO .. replaced with Closures & bindings.

To make Content view as parameter. A better way to build Generic views.

struct ContainerView<Content: View>: View {
  @ViewBuilder var content: Content
    
  var body: some View {
    content
  }
}


// Usage
ContainerView{
  ...
}

Debugging:

1. let _ = Self._printChanges() print statement to trace view lifecycle
2. let _ = print("Update XYZView") We use this print to trace whether the body of Particular view (eg. SpyView) is executed or not.

ref: https://sarunw.com/posts/how-to-do-print-debugging-in-swiftui/

To make fullscreen view to fill entire screen:

ZStack {
   Text("Hello").background(.yellow)
}
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity, maxHeight: .infinity) // this is important
.background(.blue)

public extension View {

  // Creates a outline border for text of having any font size.
  func outlinedText(shadowColor: Color = .white, radius: CGFloat = 0, offset: CGFloat = 0.5) -> some View {
    self
      .shadow(color: shadowColor, radius: radius, x: offset, y: 0)  // Right
      .shadow(color: shadowColor, radius: radius, x: 0, y: offset)  // Down
      .shadow(color: shadowColor, radius: radius, x: -offset, y: 0) // Left
      .shadow(color: shadowColor, radius: radius, x: 0, y: -offset) // Up
  }
}