Implemented Simple and Detailed Contact Views in SwiftUI #477
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SwiftUI - Simple and Detail Contact Views
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@erik-apple thanks for the feedback and explanation on some of the things - I'll follow up shortly! |
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This PR introduces simple and detail contact views in the SwiftUI part of CareKit and CareKitUI.
Interesting points
In the Detailed Contact View, I couldn't use
.subheadlineFont style because it only allows a single line of text. That's probably a bug in SwiftUI. The same code is being used in the InstructionsTaskView alongside with.lineLimit(nil)which doesn't have any effect to the line limit.The HeaderView didn't contain any image up until now. So included the image. We still don't have a way to populate images for contacts in CareKit so all images are just system placeholders for now.
The size of the image and scale of the fonts doesn't correspond 1:1 to the UIKit version. This is because we are using the predefined sizes. If we wanted to use different sizes for these use-cases, we would have to define them in constants.
Looking forward to your feedback!