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You can simply use a field in the Task Core Data Object named something like „isUserTask“ or „isActiveTask“. In the other table or collection you show only the Task Objects …
Swift Core Data for both Models and Data storage Engine [closed] Read More »
FirebaseAuth.Auth.auth().signIn is asynchronous – it runs in the background and not on the main thread. This means that signIn will be called some time in the future. A solution is …
If you want it to be full screen and ignoring safe area you can set the UserCard‘s height to screen height like this: VStack(){ Image() Text(“long text”) } .frame(height: UIScreen.main.bounds.height) …
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The id of the UserProfile struct and the id of your data in Firestore are separate. That’s why you’re seeing the random string of letters. I would change your struct …
The Destination on the NavigationView is NOT lazy, so it initializes the Destination view as soon as it is created. An easy work around can be found here: SwiftUI – …
ObservedObject being loaded multiple times prior to navigation to its view Read More »
As you say, you can search for the track and get the station factory that way. For example, this query: query { search(query:”Let Me by Zayn”, types:[SF], pagination: {limit: 1}) …
is there a query in graphql that allows you to start a station from a track? Read More »
The problem isn’t because of Any. It’s because this line: UIImage(named: “apple”) returns an optional (UIImage?). If you want anyItem to accept values of type UIImage? you need to make …
This seems to be an issue caused by downloadFile making an asynchronous call, I am not sure exactly why it doesn’t work but I managed to get it to work …
why do i get a nil value even if i give a url variable a value? Read More »
Your code is wrong, specifically the argument types for changeIconColor. For example this should work: class ViewController: UIViewController { @IBOutlet weak var btnMaxAloud: UIButton! override func viewDidLoad() { btnMaxAloud.tintColor = …
how do i access a ui button in the viewcontroller class from a function parameter? Read More »
If it is not empty NavigationView (because it is not clear where is this List placed), then it is due to used list style. You can use instead plain style …
List View in SwiftUI is showing a grey area above the list which I can’t get rid of Read More »
