Steve Troughton-Smith🎙️ It's been a while since I did one of these, so let's go — reply and show me what you've been working on lately! Include a screenshot, link-out, and use the hashtag #showcase if you'd like to be boosted — assume the reader knows nothing about you or your projects. Remember you can edit posts if you forget something, and mute the hashtag for a period if you don't want to participate
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Steven G. Harris@stroughtonsmith A bit late to the #showcase party, but I was cleaning up the demo and readme for my SplitView package. The `split` modifier makes it easy to split any two #swiftui views with a draggable splitter between, hide/show them, change their layout, and to customize the splitter. The project is available at https://github.com/stevengharris/SplitView.
Brendan@TapForms 🇨🇦@stevengharris is there a priority system so that if you drag the window larger it will resize the middle view for example? (In a 3 pane layout)
Sorry if this is answered in the project. Haven't had time to download it yet. Looks cool though!
@tapforms I found it made more sense to think about splitting two views and then being able to split either one of those two. As a result, the splitter is only resizing the two views it splits. If one of those is itself a split view in the same layout direction, it will resize its own split views retaining their relative proportions. This is easy to see in the “nested” demo, especially if you set the layouts to align.
@tapforms I realized I needed proper sidebar-type behavior, too, where you can specify a side to prioritize (stay fixed) on sizing. The newest version has this capability and includes a demo showing it. I hope I am done shaving this yak now! Enjoy.
Siguza@stevengharris @stroughtonsmith I can't wait for this to get used widely, but then most devs just hardcoding the dimensions of the views within and calling it a day, so you get empty areas, awkward scroll bars and cut off content. 