Prototyping With SwiftUI: Creating Complex Interactions Using Gestures and Modifiers
Blog post from Stream
Part two of the series on prototyping interaction styles with Stream's iOS Chat SDK using SwiftUI delves into implementing various touch gestures and modifiers to enhance user experience. It guides users through creating scrollable and refreshable list views by embedding them in a List layout container, utilizing the .refreshable modifier for pull-to-refresh functionality, and employing the .contextMenu modifier for displaying context menus on long-press gestures. The .swipeActions() modifier is introduced to reveal actions through swiping, while the tutorial also demonstrates creating photo zoom and swipe interactions using modifiers like .onTapGesture and .tabViewStyle. Additionally, it explains triggering a "like" animation using tap gestures and conditional visibility, enhancing the app's interactivity. The tutorial encourages users to download sample codes from a GitHub repository and prepares them for an upcoming third part focusing on chat messaging animations.