A swift package to have SF Symbols available as enum instead of verbatim strings.
You can write now:
Image(systemImage:.person)
Label("Text",systemImage:.zlRectangleRoundedtopFill)Or to see a list of all available symbols
struct SwiftUIView: View {
var body: some View {
VStack {
List(SFSymbol.allCases,id:\.name) { symbol in
Label(symbol.name,systemImage:symbol)
}
}
}
}
- Compiler error when you mistype a SFSymbol name
- Autocompletion and suggestion for all SFSymbols:
- Images are available depending on os and version like this:
- Add the package to your project: Xcode->Add Package Dependency add this url: https://github.com/jollyjinx/SFSymbolEnum
- Import in files like this:
import SFSymbolEnumfunctions that are using the systemImage argument can be used as before, but instead with the dot notation. Symbol names translate to enums by replacing dots notation to camelcase and prefixing starting numbers with number.
Examples:
Image(systemName:"arrow.down.left.circle.fill")
Image(systemName:"0.circle")
Image(systemName:"arrow.2.circlepath.circle")becomes to:
Image(systemName:.arrowDownLeftCircleFill)
Image(systemName:.number0Circle)
Image(systemName:.arrow2CirclepathCircle) The code itself has been created with the name_availablity.plist inside the SF Symbols application and looks like this
public enum SFSymbol:String // this enum will be generated
{
@available(iOS 13.0,macOS 10.15,tvOS 13.0,watchOS 6.0,*) case number0Circle = "0.circle"
@available(iOS 13.0,macOS 10.15,tvOS 13.0,watchOS 6.0,*) case number0CircleFill = "0.circle.fill"
...
}
extension SFSymbol:CaseIterable
{
public static var allCases:[SFSymbol] {
var allCases:[SFSymbol] = []
if #available(iOS 13.0,macOS 10.15,tvOS 13.0,watchOS 6.0,*){ allCases.append(SFSymbol.number0Circle) }
if #available(iOS 13.0,macOS 10.15,tvOS 13.0,watchOS 6.0,*){ allCases.append(SFSymbol.number0CircleFill) }
...
return allCases
}
}