TomQDRS
/ ExpandableText.swift
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August 6, 2021 14:30
Wraps a SwiftUI Text View in a VStack and offers a Button that toggles an expanded state by changing the maximum number of lines.
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| // | |
| // ExpandableText.swift | |
| // | |
| // Created by TomQDRS on 06.08.21. | |
| // | |
| import SwiftUI | |
| extension Text { | |
TomQDRS
/ KeyboardSpaceManagement.swift
Last active
January 9, 2019 09:53
This piece of code should help you if the iOS keyboard hides essential views upon being shown.
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| // SETUP REQUIRED: | |
| // The setup requires a Storyboard setup with an empty, clear view called `keyboardSpacer`. | |
| // That view should be placed below the elements that you want to be pushed up when the keyboard appears. | |
| // Give that view a height constraint and connect that constraint to `keyboardSpacerHeightConstraint`. | |
| // The static value for that height (thes size when the keyboard isn't shown) should be jotted down in `staticHeightForKeyboardSpacer`. | |
| // This can also be simplified by making `staticHeightForKeyboardSpacer` inspectable. | |
| // The following functions will change the height constraint of the `keyboardSpacer` view depending on the keyboard status, | |
| // making sure that the spacer view will be the same height as the keyboard when it is shown or changed and revert to the original size when it is hidden. |