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I'm new to Swift and iOS development, and am looking how to set up a main view where I want swipe right for a second view or left for a third view. When I am in the second or the third view it should be possible to swipe back to the main view.
I found several ideas how to realize swipe view like this one: https://medium.com/swift-programming/ios-swipe-view-with-swift-44fa83a2e078
But the "problem" is, that I want to start on a main view with the possibility to swipe in both directions. (so with the solution above to start on the second view)
Does anyone know how to do this?
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The easiest way to switch between screens in iOS is. Add a button on the current screen. Then press control and drag the button to the target screen. Then select push.
This is the simplest approach to sharing data between views. To demonstrate how it operates, we will consider an example where the secondary view that will receive the data is presented modally. In the example, we are going to pass a Writer instance from ContentView to SecondView. 1. Create a new SwiftUI View and name it SecondView.swift 2.
One of the cool things that are wrapped into navigation links is that Swift UI automatically adds a back button on the secondary view and will know to navigate back to the previous view when selected. Navigation links make connecting views a breeze with Swift UI!
Some developers use Swift closures to pass data backward between view controllers. This technique is similar to delegation but more flexible. That’s also the reason why I usually recommend not to use it.
Some developers use Swift closures to pass data backward between view controllers. This technique is similar to delegation but more flexible. That’s also the reason why I usually recommend not to use it. When using delegation, you specify the interface of the destination view controller in a protocol.
It's this easy ...
stackoverflow.com/a/26024779/294884
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