tipkit-generator

You can implement TipKit by generating complete tip definition files, centralized event definitions, display rules, and testing utilities for iOS and macOS applications. This setup supports inline and popover presentations, parameter and event-based display rules, and ordered TipGroup sequences for sequential user onboarding.

TipKit is used for contextual feature discovery in SwiftUI, highlighting specific app features to users through inline or popover tip presentations. It manages display frequency, parameter and event-based rules, and tip invalidation logic to guide onboarding without manual configuration errors.

Ordered TipGroup sequences can be generated for sequential user onboarding in iOS and macOS apps. This allows configuring a specific display order for feature discovery tips, ensuring users receive contextual guidance in a structured, step-by-step flow.

TipKit supports parameter and event-based display rules along with configurable display frequency for iOS and macOS apps. This allows tips to appear only after specific user actions are triggered and controls how often they are shown to prevent user fatigue.

The best way to test TipKit implementations is using built-in testing utilities that enable immediate tip display by bypassing normal display criteria. These tools are generated alongside the tip infrastructure to validate tip definitions, invalidation logic, and display rules during development.

TipKit implementation errors often stem from manual setup mistakes in tip definitions, event definitions, or invalidation logic. Generating production-ready TipKit infrastructure with built-in guardrails against common implementation errors eliminates this tedious debugging work for iOS and macOS apps.