To create paged content in a ScrollView in SwiftUI, we can make use of the ScrollViewReader and GeometryReader views.
Here's an example code that demonstrates how to use this approach:
main.swift1291 chars38 linesIn this code, we define a PagedScrollView view that accepts a pageCount and a closure that returns a View for a given page index. The view uses a ScrollViewReader to monitor the scroll offset, and a LazyHStack to lay out the pages horizontally.
Each page view is wrapped in a GeometryReader, which provides the view's size so that we can size each page appropriately. We give each page a unique ID using the id(_:) modifier, which allows the ScrollViewReader to scroll to a specific page.
Finally, we define a computed property called currentPage that determines the current page index based on the scroll offset. We use this property in the .onChange(of:perform:) modifier to animate the scroll view to the current page whenever it changes.
With this PagedScrollView, you can easily create paged content in a scroll view in SwiftUI.
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