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When rendering multiple SwiftUI previous, they always render in a vertical stack. I would like to lay them out horizontally or ideally on a grid., because I have more horizontal space on my screen.
It's unproductive to have to keep scrolling up-and-down between multiple the previews, especially when you have more than two.
Anyone know a work around, or if it's possible?
Update: E.g. As you see in the screen shot, I want to those two previews side by side horizontally.
Xcode Version 12.0 beta (12A6159)
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You can achieve it like this. This way it doesn't show iPhone borders but views render it as how it will look on iPhone 11 Pro screen.
struct SidebarView_Previews: PreviewProvider {
static var previews: some View {
HStack {
//... All your views ...
}.previewLayout(.fixed(width: 375 * 2, height: 812))
}
}
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