How do I setup Focus Filters?
Generated on 7/31/2024
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To set up Focus Filters, you can follow the steps outlined in the session "Extend your app’s controls across the system" from WWDC 2024. This session provides a comprehensive guide on creating and configuring controls that can be integrated into various system spaces, including Focus Filters.
Here is a brief overview of the steps you might follow:
- Learn about controls: Understand the basics of creating controls that can be used across the system.
- Build a control: Create a control that can be placed in Control Center, the Lock Screen, or the Action Button.
- Update toggle states: Ensure your control can update its state based on user interactions.
- Make controls configurable: Add options to configure your control to suit different user needs.
- Add refinements: Fine-tune your control to provide a seamless user experience.
For a detailed walkthrough, you can watch the session Extend your app’s controls across the system starting from the "Learn about controls" chapter.
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