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###### CONSISTENCY BETWEEN MACOS AND IOS #####
#
# In order to use the same PodFile with MacOS, we need to unlink the libraries that do not support Catalyst, filter
# files in native targets build phases, filter dependencies and make sure the unsupported frameworks along with their
# their bundle resources are not included in the final archive. For that, we use `platform_filter` to specify 'ios' and
# 'OTHER_LDFLAGS[sdk=iphone*]' to link those libraries for iPhone and iPad. Besides, we modify "*frameworks.sh" and 
# "*resrouces.sh" to skip installation for architecture x86_64.
#
# *Notice*: 'sdk=iphone*' excludes macOS, even though Catalyst is compiled with iOS SDK.
#

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CardView(card: card)
    // ...
    .gesture(DragGesture()
        .onChanged({ (value) in
            // some code
        }).onEnded({ (value) in
            // some code
        }))
    .transition(.moveUpWardsWhileFadingIn)
    .disabled(!self.wallet.isFirst(card: card))

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CardView(card: card)
    .opacity(self.opacity(for: card))
    .offset(x: 0,
            y: self.offset(for: card))
    .scaleEffect(self.scaleEffect(for: card))
    .rotation3DEffect(self.rotationAngle(for: card),
                        axis: (x: 0.5, y: 1, z: 0))
    // 1                    
    .transition(.moveUpWardsWhileFadingIn)
    // 2

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ZStack() {
    if self.isPresented {
        ForEach(self.wallet.cards) { card in
            CardView(card: card)
                /*
                  ... Setting up the view ...
                */
        }
    }
}.padding(.horizontal, Self.padding)

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ZStack() {
    ForEach(self.wallet.cards) { card in
        CardView(card: card)
            .opacity(self.opacity(for: card))
            .offset(x: 0,
                    y: self.offset(for: card))
            .scaleEffect(self.scaleEffect(for: card))
            .rotation3DEffect(self.rotationAngle(for: card),
                                axis: (x: 0.5, y: 1, z: 0))
    }

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/**
Initializes a new Show Case View.

- Parameter target: 				The bar button that's targeted and whose feature is intended to be exaplained
- Parameter label:					*Optional*, an identifier for the show case

- Remark:							From iOS 11 onwards, the target must be a custom bar button item, that is, it must have been created by using *init(customView: UIView?)* constructor. If not so, it'll return *nil*
- Note:								The show case arrow direction will always point upwards

*/