SwiftUI does not currently provide a built-in caching mechanism, even though caching is often essential for scenarios such as: While we might consider other solutions, NSCache is a robust option. However, NSCache stipulates that both its keys and values must be objects (AnyObject). This poses a barrier in SwiftUI projects where data is frequently represented […]
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To obtain the color value of a specified pixel in a UIImage, we can use the following code snippet in Swift: This code snippet is an extension of UIImage that adds a method called getPixelColor that takes a CGPoint as an argument and returns a UIColor object that represents the colour of the specified pixel.
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When writing swift-based software, sometimes you want to disable a library because it does not support your testing environment, but you need to keep the reference of it and the related codes in your project. This can be done by using #canimport macro. Example: This is an elegant way to prevent compile errors while still
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