Configurable Widget을 만드는 법을 알려줘
Generated on 8/15/2024
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To create a configurable widget, you can follow the guidance provided in the session "Bring your app’s core features to users with App Intents" from WWDC 2024. Here's a brief overview of the process:
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Widget Definition: Start by defining your widget. Although this session doesn't cover WidgetKit in detail, you can refer to the WidgetKit documentation for more information on the view and timeline provider.
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Configuration Intent: Your widget needs a configuration intent, which is an intent that conforms to
WidgetConfigurationIntent. This intent should have a title and any parameters you want to configure, such as a "trail" parameter in the example provided. -
Reuse Intents: If you have existing intents, like an "opentrail" intent, you can reuse them for your widget configuration. This involves making the intent optional so it can be empty when the widget is added to the home screen.
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App Intents: Use app intents to handle actions and configurations within your widget. This allows for a more interactive and customizable experience.
For more detailed steps and code examples, you can refer to the session Bring your app’s core features to users with App Intents (16:15).
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