New GestureButton open-source project
The GestureButton component that used to be part of the SwiftUIKit has now been moved to a new, separate open-source project called GestureButton.
GestureButton can trigger gesture-specific actions. You can use it just like a regular SwiftUI Button and provide it with custom actions for any gesture you want to handle:
struct MyView: View {
@State private var isPressed = false
var body: some View {
GestureButton(
isPressed: $isPressed,
pressAction: { print("Pressed") },
releaseInsideAction: { print("Released Inside") },
releaseOutsideAction: { print("Released Outside") },
longPressAction: { print("Long Pressed") },
doubleTapAction: { print("Double Tapped") },
repeatAction: { print("Repeating Action") },
dragStartAction: { value in print("Drag Started") },
dragAction: { value in print("Drag \(value)") },
dragEndAction: { value in print("Drag Ended") },
endAction: { print("Gesture Ended") }
) { isPressed in
Color.yellow // Add any label view here.
}
}
}
In iOS 17 and earlier, you can set isInScrollView to true when you render the button in a ScrollView, to avoid it messing with the scroll gesture. This is not needed in iOS 18.
Feel free to try out the very first version of GestureButton and let me know what you think.