p-x9/swiftuicolor

Make system color defined in `UIColor`/`NSColor` available to SwiftUI Color.

Usage

import

``swift import SwiftUIColor ``

Get the color for each platform ```swift // universal system colors let color = Color.universal.systemRed

// iOS system colors let color = Color.iOS.systemBackground

// macOS system colors let color = Color.macOS.secondarySystemFillColor

// and watchOS, tvOS... ```

Another Style ```swift // universal system colors let color: Color = .universal(.systemRed)

// iOS system colors let color: Color = .iOS(systemBackground)

// macOS system colors let color: Color = macOS(.secondarySystemFillColor)

// and watchOS, tvOS... ```

list of colors ```swift // universal color list let colors: [Color] = Color.universal.colors

list of color names ``swift // universal color name list let colors: [Color] = Color.universal.colorNames ``

Example

| universal | iOS | macOS | | ---- | ---- | ---- | | [universal] | [iOS] | [macOS] |

| tvOS | watchOS | | ---- | ---- | | [tvOS] | [watchOS] |

Development

In this library, colors are defined in an asset file. <img width="1379" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50244599/197352199-499cec35-bc47-43ae-8fe4-9b785cab1faa.png">

Based on this asset file, the following code is generated.

If you have updated the asset file, use the following command to update the code

swift run -c release --package-path . prepare-swiftui-color Sources/SwiftUIColor/Assets/Media.xcassets/ Sources/SwiftUIColor/

License

SwiftUIColor is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE

Package Metadata

Repository: p-x9/swiftuicolor

Default branch: main

README: README.md