swiftui-gestures

Resolve SwiftUI gesture conflicts by applying highPriorityGesture to prioritize parent views or simultaneousGesture to allow both views to track interactions concurrently without blocking each other.

Combine SwiftUI gestures using simultaneously, sequenced, or exclusively modifiers to define whether gestures trigger together, in order, or as mutually exclusive interactions on a single view.

@GestureState manages transient SwiftUI gesture state by automatically resetting its value to the initial state when the gesture ends, making it ideal for temporary visual feedback during interactions.

Yes, build reusable custom SwiftUI gestures by conforming to the Gesture protocol, enabling the implementation of specialized drag, magnify, or rotate interactions beyond standard gesture types.

Implement drag and drop reordering in SwiftUI by attaching a DragGesture to your views and updating their offset using @GestureState, allowing items to visually follow user touch input.

Yes, this supports migrating legacy gesture implementations to modern SwiftUI gesture APIs, ensuring your tap, long press, drag, magnify, and rotate interactions adhere to current iOS development standards.