SingaporeKit makes it easy to use Singapore government data within your SwiftUI projects. Using the @Singapore property wrapper, you can retrieve real-time government data from data.gov.sg.
Use the @Singapore property wrapper to retrieve any data.gov.sg real-time API value.
// Environment-Related
@Singapore(\.relativeHumidity) var relativeHumidity
@Singapore(\.twentyFourHourWeather) var twentyFourHourWeather
@Singapore(\.airTemperature) var airTemperature
@Singapore(\.rainfall) var rainfall
@Singapore(\.airQuality) var airQuality
@Singapore(\.uvIndex) var uvIndex
@Singapore(\.twoHourWeather) var twoHourWeather
@Singapore(\.fourDayForecast) var fourDayForecast
// Transport-Related
@Singapore(\.carparkAvailability) var carparkAvailability
@Singapore(\.trafficImages) var trafficImages
@Singapore(\.availableTaxis) var availableTaxisYou can also supply an option, such as a date, to retrieve data for a specific date / moment.
@Singapore(\.rainfall, options: .moment(.now.addingTimeInterval(-86400))) var uvIndexHere's an example of how you can retrieve the value of a given property.
struct RelativeHumidityView: View {
@Singapore(\.relativeHumidity) var relativeHumidity
var body: some View {
Group {
switch relativeHumidity {
case .loading, .none: ProgressView()
case .failure: Text("Failed to fetch data")
case .success(let relativeHumidity):
List(relativeHumidity.stations) { station in
Section {
Map {
Marker("\(station.name)", coordinate: station.location.coordinate)
}
.frame(height: 100)
.listRowInsets(.init(top: 0, leading: 0, bottom: 0, trailing: 0))
Text(station.name)
LabeledContent("Station ID") {
Text(station.id)
}
if let latestReading = relativeHumidity.latestReading(for: station) {
Label("\(String(format: "%.1f", latestReading))%",
systemImage: "humidity")
}
}
}
}
}
.navigationTitle("Locations")
}
}