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Principes de base de WidgetKit
Les widgets mettent en évidence le contenu le plus important de votre app dans tout le système, offrant ainsi une autre occasion aux personnes de s'engager. Découvrez les différents types de widgets et explorez les caractéristiques qui les rendent marquants. Apprenez à créer des widgets, à les maintenir à jour et à offrir des possibilités de personnalisation grâce à App Intents et à des styles dynamiques.
Chapitres
- 0:01 - Introduction
- 1:03 - Fundamentals
- 13:15 - Integrate with your app
- 17:04 - Adapt with the system
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3:50 - DailyReadingGoalWidget
struct DailyReadingGoalWidget: Widget { let kind = "DailyReadingGoalWidget" var body: some WidgetConfiguration { StaticConfiguration( kind: kind, provider: DailyReadingGoalProvider() ) { entry in DailyReadingGoalView(book: entry.book, message: entry.message, timeOfDay: entry.timeOfDay) .environment(\.colorScheme, .dark) .containerBackground(for: .widget) { Background() } } } } -
12:25 - Supported Families
struct DailyReadingGoalWidget: Widget { let kind = "DailyReadingGoalWidget" var body: some WidgetConfiguration { StaticConfiguration( kind: kind, provider: DailyReadingGoalProvider() ) { entry in DailyReadingGoalView(book: entry.book, message: entry.message, timeOfDay: entry.timeOfDay) .environment(\.colorScheme, .dark) .containerBackground(for: .widget) { Background() } } .supportedFamilies([.systemMedium]) } } -
14:03 - Adding deep links
struct DailyReadingGoalWidget: Widget { let kind = "DailyReadingGoalWidget" var body: some WidgetConfiguration { StaticConfiguration( kind: kind, provider: DailyReadingGoalProvider() ) { entry in DailyReadingGoalView(book: entry.book, message: entry.message, timeOfDay: entry.timeOfDay) .environment(\.colorScheme, .dark) .containerBackground(for: .widget) { Background() } .widgetURL(URL(string: "bookclub://reading/\(book.bookID)")) } .supportedFamilies([.systemMedium]) } } -
18:17 - Accented rendering mode
struct BookCoverImage: View { let imageName: String var body: some View { Image(imageName: bundle: .main) .widgetAccentedRenderingMode(.fullColor) } }
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- 0:01 - Introduction
Widgets highlight your app's most important content across the system. The best widgets are glanceable, relevant, and personalizable. Learn how to build your first widget and keep it up to date, extending the reach of your app across platforms with WidgetKit and SwiftUI.
- 1:03 - Fundamentals
Widgets should be glanceable, relevant, and personalizable. They are built by creating a widget extension that exposes a timeline of TimelineEntry values. Each TimelineEntry provides the data to render a SwiftUI view at a particular moment in time. Learn how to define a widget with a StaticConfiguration or AppIntentConfiguration, build a quality TimelineProvider, and select a timeline reload policy to keep your widget up to date. Discover the various sizes and placements for widgets with .supportedFamilies — including the new systemExtraLargePortrait family coming to macOS, iOS, and iPadOS 27.
- 13:15 - Integrate with your app
WidgetKit offers three key integration points to tighten the connection between a widget and your app. Deep links route taps directly to specific content in your app. Configurable widgets let people personalize widget content. Interactive elements that let people perform the most important actions from within your app using App Intents.
- 17:04 - Adapt with the system
Widgets are dynamic and adapt with the system appearance modes like full color, tinted, and clear. SwiftUI handles most of the adaptation automatically, though you can customize the behavior of particular Views with the .widgetAccentedRenderingMode(.fullColor) modifier. Learn techniques to test your widgets for considerations with appearance modes and budgeted reloads.