A simple SwiftUI timer view with Background, LocalNotification and Haptic support.
Initialise the KSTimerView with TimeInterval and present it using .sheet or .fullScreenCover modifier or use with ZStack.
.sheet(isPresented: $shouldPresentTimerView, content: {
KSTimerView(timerInterval: $timeInterval)
})
You can customise the KSTimerView using KSTimerView.Configuration and initialise KSTimerView with your configuration.
let configuration = KSTimerView.Configuration(timerBgColor: .yellow, timerRingBgColor: .red, actionButtonsBgColor: .blue, foregroundColor: .white, stepperValue: 10, enableLocalNotification: true, enableHapticFeedback: true)
KSTimerView(timerInterval: $timeInterval, configuration: configuration)
Background to foreground will be handled by default. You no need to do anything.
It is disabled by default. Enable it using enableLocalNotification in KSTimerView.Configuration.
let configuration = KSTimerView.Configuration(..., enableLocalNotification: true, ...)
⚠️ Note: You need to get permission from user to useLocalNotification. Get it before presenting the timer view to the user.
It is disabled by default. Enable it using enableHapticFeedback in KSTimerView.Configuration.
let configuration = KSTimerView.Configuration(..., enableHapticFeedback: true)
KSTimerView supports SPM (Swift Package Manager). You can integrate it using Xcode, File -> Swift Packages -> Add Package Dependency...
Enter, https://github.com/karthironald/KSTimerView in repo URL.
- Open an issue, if you need any improvements or if you face any issues.
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