Theming system for SwiftUI.
The library aims to make accessing themed colors as easy to use as possible. Once configured you'll be able to use themed colors similarly to regular SwiftUI colors with modifiers like foregroundColor, fill, etc.
Code below lists a few examples of what you can do with this library.
import SwiftUI
import SwiftUITheme
struct ContentView: View {
// Read current theme from environment
@Environment(\.theme) private var theme
var body: some View {
// Access any value from theme
Text("Current theme is \(theme.name)")
// Use colors from theme as if they were regular colors (no need to read theme from environment)
Text("Hello").foregroundColor(.colorFromTheme)
VStack {
Rectangle().fill(.otherColorFromTheme)
}
.theme(.differentTheme) // Override theme for specific view hierarchy
}
}The following code snippet lists minimal code needed to configure the library. You can copy and paste it to your project filling in necessary details.
- <#default theme#> - instance of your theme that should be used by default
- <#color from theme#> - Color property from your theme that you'll want to easily access
For all the details and other ways to define themes see documentation.
import SwiftUI
import SwiftUITheme
struct Theme {
let <#color from theme#>: Color
}
extension Theme: BaseTheme {
static let defaultValue: Theme = <#default theme#>
static let environmentValue: WritableKeyPath<EnvironmentValues, Theme> \.theme
}
extension EnvironmentValues {
var theme: Theme {
get { self[Theme.self] }
set { self[Theme.self] = newValue }
}
}
extension ThemeColor where Self == ThemeColor<Theme> {
static var <#color from theme#>: Self { Self(\.<#color from theme#>) }
}SwiftUITheme is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.