Compose and send emails in SwiftUI using a view modifier.
EmailComposer library makes it pretty easy to present the system provided controller for composing emails in SwiftUI based iOS applications. All it takes is to use a view modifier, providing a few arguments. The rest are handled automatically.
The Swift package in this repository is meant to be used in Xcode 13 and above. If you are working in Xcode 12 and want to integrate EmailComposer in your project, then take a look at this repository that contains a modified package compatible to Xcode 12. The difference between the two is the version of the used Swift tools; this one uses Swift tools version 5.5 in order to take advantage of the new documentation features and DocC archives that are new to Xcode 13.
Copy this repository's URL, and in Xcode 13 and above, go to File > Add Packages... menu and paste the URL to the search bar of the window that shows up.
Follow the on-screen steps to finish adding the package. Do not forget to:
- Add EmailComposer library to the Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content section in the General tab of your app's target.
- Import it in any source file you are going to use it:
import EmailComposerThis short guide demonstrates how to use EmailComposer library.
Also, documentation for this library has been generated using the DocC compiler in Xcode 13. You may download a DocC archive (.doccarchive) and open it with Developer Documentation in Xcode (Note: Xcode 13 and above is required).
There is a text tutorial to read about how to implement email composer in SwiftUI on SerialCoder.dev, and on Medium.
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Legal Note: It is allowed to use EmailComposer library in both personal and commercial projects, as well as to modify it as neccesary. However, it is not allowed to sell it, or claim ownership.
EmailComposer is licensed under the MIT license.