How to make a zoom transition is SwiftUI?
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To create a zoom transition in SwiftUI, you can follow these steps as outlined in the session "Enhance your UI animations and transitions":
-
Add the Navigation Transition Style Modifier: Apply the
navigationTransitionStyle
modifier to the presented view and specify the zoom transition. This tells SwiftUI that you want to use a zoom transition for this view. -
Connect to a Source View: Specify a source view for the transition. This helps the system understand which view to zoom from. Ensure that both the presented view and the source view have the same identifier and namespace.
Here's a brief code example to illustrate:
NavigationLink(destination: FullBraceletEditor()) {
BraceletPreview()
}
.navigationTransitionStyle(.zoom)
In this example, BraceletPreview
is the source view, and FullBraceletEditor
is the destination view. The navigationTransitionStyle(.zoom)
modifier is used to apply the zoom transition.
For more details, you can refer to the session Enhance your UI animations and transitions (02:07) where this topic is discussed.
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