Add customizable swipe actions to any view.
- Enable swipe actions on any view, not just Lists.
- Customize literally everything — corner radius, color, etc...
- Supports drag-to-delete and advanced gesture handling.
- Fine-tune animations and styling to your taste.
- Programmatically show/hide swipe actions.
- Made with 100% SwiftUI. Supports iOS 14+.
- Lightweight, no dependencies. One file.
SwipeActions is available via the Swift Package Manager. Alternatively, because all of SwipeActions is contained within a single file, drag SwipeActions.swift
into your project. Requires iOS 14+.
https://github.com/aheze/SwipeActions
import SwiftUI
import SwipeActions
struct ContentView: View {
var body: some View {
SwipeView {
Text("Hello")
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity)
.padding(.vertical, 32)
.background(Color.blue.opacity(0.1))
.cornerRadius(32)
} leadingActions: { _ in
} trailingActions: { _ in
SwipeAction("World") {
print("Tapped!")
}
}
.padding()
}
}
Check out the example app for all examples and advanced usage!
SwipeActions supports over 20 modifiers for customization. To use them, simply attach the modifier to SwipeAction
/SwipeView
.
SwipeView {
Text("Hello")
} leadingActions: { _ in
} trailingActions: { _ in
SwipeAction("World") {
print("Tapped!")
}
.swipeActionEdgeStyling() /// Modifiers for `SwipeAction` go here.
}
.swipeToTriggerTrailingEdge(true) /// Modifiers for `SwipeView` go here.
// MARK: - Available modifiers for `SwipeAction` (the side views)
/**
For leading actions:
Apply this to the leftmost edge action to enable drag-to-trigger.
You must also call `swipeToTriggerLeadingEdge(true)` on the `SwipeView`.
For trailing actions:
Apply this to the rightmost edge action to enable drag-to-trigger.
You must also call `swipeToTriggerTrailingEdge(true)` on the `SwipeView`.
*/
func swipeActionEdgeStyling()
/// Constrain the action's content size (helpful for text).
func swipeActionLabelFixedSize(_ value: Bool = true)
/// Additional horizontal padding.
func swipeActionLabelHorizontalPadding(_ value: Double = 16)
/// The opacity of the swipe actions, determined by `actionsVisibleStartPoint` and `actionsVisibleEndPoint`.
func swipeActionChangeLabelVisibilityOnly(_ value: Bool)
// MARK: - Available modifiers for `SwipeView` (the main view)
/// Enable triggering the leading edge via a drag.
/// You must also call `swipeActionEdgeStyling()` on the leftmost edge `SwipeAction`.
func swipeToTriggerLeadingEdge(_ value: Bool)
/// Enable triggering the trailing edge via a drag.
/// You must also call `swipeActionEdgeStyling()` on the rightmost edge `SwipeAction`.
func swipeToTriggerTrailingEdge(_ value: Bool)
/// The minimum distance needed to drag to start the gesture. Should be more than 0 for best compatibility with other gestures/buttons.
func swipeMinimumDistance(_ value: Double)
/// The style to use (`mask`, `equalWidths`, or `cascade`).
func swipeActionsStyle(_ value: SwipeActionStyle)
/// The corner radius that encompasses all actions.
func swipeActionsMaskCornerRadius(_ value: Double)
/// At what point the actions start becoming visible.
func swipeActionsVisibleStartPoint(_ value: Double)
/// At what point the actions become fully visible.
func swipeActionsVisibleEndPoint(_ value: Double)
/// The corner radius for each action.
func swipeActionCornerRadius(_ value: Double)
/// The width for each action.
func swipeActionWidth(_ value: Double)
/// Spacing between actions and the label view.
func swipeSpacing(_ value: Double)
/// The point where the user must drag to expand actions.
func swipeReadyToExpandPadding(_ value: Double)
/// The point where the user must drag to enter the `triggering` state.
func swipeReadyToTriggerPadding(_ value: Double)
/// Ensure that the user must drag a significant amount to trigger the edge action, even if the actions' total width is small.
func swipeMinimumPointToTrigger(_ value: Double)
/// Applies if `swipeToTriggerLeadingEdge/swipeToTriggerTrailingEdge` is true.
func swipeEnableTriggerHaptics(_ value: Bool)
/// Applies if `swipeToTriggerLeadingEdge/swipeToTriggerTrailingEdge` is false, or when there's no actions on one side.
func swipeStretchRubberBandingPower(_ value: Double)
/// If true, you can change from the leading to the trailing actions in one single swipe.
func swipeAllowSingleSwipeAcross(_ value: Bool)
/// The animation used for adjusting the content's view when it's triggered.
func swipeActionContentTriggerAnimation(_ value: Animation)
/// Values for controlling the close animation.
func swipeOffsetCloseAnimation(stiffness: Double, damping: Double)
/// Values for controlling the expand animation.
func swipeOffsetExpandAnimation(stiffness: Double, damping: Double)
/// Values for controlling the trigger animation.
func swipeOffsetTriggerAnimation(stiffness: Double, damping: Double)
Example usage of these modifiers is available in the example app.
- To programmatically show/hide actions, use the
context
parameter.
import Combine
import SwiftUI
import SwipeActions
struct ProgrammaticSwipeView: View {
@State var open = PassthroughSubject<Void, Never>()
var body: some View {
SwipeView {
Button {
open.send() /// Fire the `PassthroughSubject`.
} label: {
Text("Tap to Open")
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity)
.padding(.vertical, 32)
.background(Color.blue.opacity(0.1))
.cornerRadius(32)
}
} leadingActions: { _ in
} trailingActions: { context in
SwipeAction("Tap to Close") {
context.wrappedValue.state = .closed
}
.onReceive(open) { _ in /// Receive the `PassthroughSubject`.
context.wrappedValue.state = .expanded
}
}
}
}
- To enable swiping on transparent areas, add
.contentShape(Rectangle())
.
SwipeView {
Text("Lots of empty space here.")
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity)
.padding(.vertical, 32)
.contentShape(Rectangle()) /// Enable swiping on the empty space.
} leadingActions: { _ in
} trailingActions: { _ in
SwipeAction("Hello!") { }
}
- Everything in the example app is swipeable — even the gray-capsule headers!
Author | Contributing | Need Help? |
---|---|---|
SwipeActions is made by aheze. | All contributions are welcome. Just fork the repo, then make a pull request. | Open an issue or join the Discord server. You can also ping me on Twitter. |
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2023 A. Zheng
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SwipeActions.mp4
This is my own version and it has a slighlty different variation of the same.