SwiftUIPresent is a library helps you present any view or view controller from SwiftUI with enhanced and customized styles, including fade fullscreen cover, popover and more.

Fade FullscreenCover	Popover

Features

• Introduce the missing fade-in fade-out (crossDissolve) and popover presentation style to SwiftUI.
• Enhance sheet customizability with the background color adjustment from iOS 14 and the height adjustment (detents) API from iOS 15.
• Create your own presentation style and use it in SwiftUI.
• Present any UIViewController from SwiftUI.
• No private APIs or Objective-C
• Supports simultaneous modifications of two data sources and their triggered transitions.

  isFirstSheetPresented = false
  isSecondSheetPresented = true

Usage

Present a SwiftUI view

Use present(isPresented:style:content:) for bool presentation control, and present(item:style:content:) for optional data binding.

import SwiftUIPresent

struct Example: View {
    @State private var isPresented = false

    var body: some View {
        Button("Present") {
            isPresented = true
        }
        .present(isPresented: $isPresented, style: .fade) {
            Text("Your present content")
        }
    }
}

Built-in styles

PresentationStyle	The corresponding UIKit styles
.fade	.overFullScreen × .crossDissolve
.popover	.popover
.sheet	.pageSheet
.fullScreenCover	.overFullScreen

You can customize the style further using the modifier chain, such as

.sheet
    .backgroundColor(.systemGray)
    .detents([.medium()])
    .onDismiss { print("Sheet dismissed") }

Create your own style

To make your own styles, you need to know how to create custom Transition Animations and Presentations. Conform to PresentationStyle and provide the view controller that has your own transitioningDelegate implementation.

Present UIViewController

Use present(isPresented:viewController:) or present(item:viewController) to present any UIViewController from SwiftUI.

Requirements

• iOS / iPadOS 14.0+
• Xcode 14.3+

Installation

Swift Package Manager

Follow the tutorial published by Apple using the URL for the SwiftUIPresent repo.

https://github.com/Lumisilk/SwiftUIPresent.git

Limitation

Here are some limitations and potential issues you might encounter while using SwiftUIPresent. If you discover new issues, or know solutions for the existing ones, please submit an issue or create a PR.

Animation

When the value that triggers the animation lies outside of the content view closure, withAnimation(_:_:) won't have an effect on the presented content.

Instead, use the animation(_:value:) modifier or extract the content into a separate view that holds the relevant values.

Implicit value passing

Passing values implicitly from the outside in via Environment or from the inside out via Preference in view content closures is not supported. This includes properties like foregroundColor, navigationTitle, and so on.

While it's technically possible to pass all values through the Environment. But it's not always suitable because not every value should be passed. For example, when content is presented modally, the system sets the text color of the buttons on the background view to gray. If all Environment values were passed along, the button on the presented content would also turn gray, which is not desired. Because it's challenging to determine which values to pass and which to exclude, it's recommended to explicitly set the values for the presented content.

Present from the start

When using the popover style, setting isPresented to true before the view has appeared may lead to incorrect behavior. Consider delaying the assignment by using onAppear combined with either Task or DispatchQueue.

To-do

• Add documents
• Support dismiss from the presented content itself.
• Add an introduction to the extra styles that depend on this repository.

License

This package is licensed under the MIT open-source license.

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