The SwiftUI framework comes with a built-in checkbox, nevertheless it’s solely accessible on the macOS platform. If you wish to use checkboxes on iOS, it’s a must to construct your individual part. Beforehand, we’ve lined ToggleStyle to create customized toggles. By making use of the identical method, it’s not onerous to construct a checkbox on your iOS tasks.
Utilizing Checkbox on macOS
Let’s first have a look how you utilize checkbox on macOS. To create a checkbox, you create a Toggle view and alter it to the .checkbox type. Right here is an instance:
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struct ContentView: View {
@State non-public var isChecked = false
var physique: some View { VStack { Toggle(isOn: $isChecked) { Textual content(“Purchase a pack of Airtags”) } .toggleStyle(.checkbox) } .padding() } } |
In the event you run the code on macOS, it renders an ordinary checkbox.
Creating Checkbox Toggle Model on iOS
The .checkbox type doesn’t include the iOS SDK. That mentioned, it’s fairly straightforward to create this kind of toggle type utilizing the ToggleStyle protocol. If you wish to know how one can work with ToggleStyle, please take a look at our earlier tutorial.
On iOS, we will create a brand new type named CheckboxToggleStyle which adopts the ToggleStyle protocol and implement the required technique:
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struct CheckboxToggleStyle: ToggleStyle { func makeBody(configuration: Configuration) –> some View { HStack {
RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: 5.0) .stroke(lineWidth: 2) .body(width: 25, top: 25) .cornerRadius(5.0) .overlay { Picture(systemName: configuration.isOn ? “checkmark” : “”) } .onTapGesture { withAnimation(.spring()) { configuration.isOn.toggle() } }
configuration.label
} } } |
Within the makebody technique, we used a RoundedRectangle view and overlay it with a “checkmark” picture when the toggle is enabled.
To make use of this toggle type, you merely connect the toggleStyle modifier and go an occasion of CheckboxToggleStyle like this:
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Toggle(isOn: $isChecked) { Textual content(“Purchase a pack of Airtags”) } .toggleStyle(CheckboxToggleStyle()) |
If you wish to use the dot-syntax, you’ll be able to prolong ToggleStyle and declare a corresponding static variable like this:
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extension ToggleStyle the place Self == CheckboxToggleStyle {
static var checkmark: CheckboxToggleStyle { CheckboxToggleStyle() } } |
Now you’ll be able to apply the type utilizing the dot syntax.
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Toggle(isOn: $isChecked) { Textual content(“Purchase a pack of Airtags”) } .toggleStyle(.checkmark) |
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