tipkit-generator

To add TipKit tips to your iOS app, you need to generate tip definitions, central events, and a configuration helper, then integrate them into your app entry points and views. This scaffolding provides inline tips and popovers to accelerate user feature discovery.

The best way to configure TipKit events and rules is to use a centralized scaffolding approach that generates a TipsConfiguration helper. This structure manages tip definitions, event donations, and rule invalidation flows across your project.

TipKit scaffolding adapts to your project structure and supports both SwiftUI and UIKit. It provides specific integration patterns and view modifiers to display inline tips and popovers correctly regardless of your chosen UI framework.

You can test TipKit tip behavior by utilizing generated debugging and testing utilities. The scaffolding includes recommended debug UI and testing flows to validate tip displays, event donations, and rule invalidations during development.

Yes, TipKit code generation works on macOS apps alongside iOS. The scaffolding supports modern Swift Toolchain setups for both platforms, providing centralized events and configuration helpers to enable user guidance.

Setting up centralized events for TipKit ensures that your tip rules and invalidation flows are managed from a single configuration helper. This approach streamlines event donation and makes maintaining your inline tips and popovers significantly easier.