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sheet-and-settings-sizing

Skill259 starsChanged 35 days agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

How every sheet and Settings tab in the Noodle macOS apps is sized and resized. Use whenever adding or changing a SwiftUI .sheet, a create, edit or picker sheet, a Settings tab, or anything that sets a sheet's or Settings window's frame, fixedSize or presentationSizing, in Noodle, Browser, Computer, Applet or Hub.

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5 rules. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 5 are very specific to this project.

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    Every window that fits its content resizes the same way: the content hides while the window changes size, then fades back in, and the …

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  2. Very specific:

    Every sheet ends with .noodleSheetSizing(), after its .frame(width:).

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    Never use .fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true) or .presentationSizing(.fitted) on a sheet instead, and never resize a sheet's …

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  4. Very specific:

    Every Settings window uses SettingsTabView, and each tab ends with .settingsContentSize(width:) instead of .frame(width:).fixedSize(...).

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  5. Very specific:

    Create and edit windows are sheets, not new Window scenes or NSWindows.

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SKILL.md

Sheet and Settings sizing

Every window that fits its content resizes the same way: the content hides while the window changes size, then fades back in, and the window never grows taller than the screen; taller content scrolls. The modifiers live in Shared/SettingsUI.

  • Every sheet ends with .noodleSheetSizing(), after its .frame(width:). Never use .fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true) or .presentationSizing(.fitted) on a sheet instead, and never resize a sheet's window by hand.
  • Every Settings window uses SettingsTabView, and each tab ends with .settingsContentSize(width:) instead of .frame(width:).fixedSize(...).
  • A shared package that presents a sheet depends on Shared/SettingsUI for this. The one exception is Shared/Wallpaper, which also builds for iOS; its sheets have a fixed width and height and never resize.
  • Create and edit windows are sheets, not new Window scenes or NSWindows.

Fix a sizing problem in these modifiers, for every app at once, not with a local workaround in one sheet or tab.

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