Welcome to the documentation for the DDQuickLookAdditionalViews library!
About DDQuickLookAdditionalViews
DDQuickLookAdditionalViews is a powerful library that provides additional views for Quick Look previews. With this library, you can extend the default Quick Look capabilities in iOS and macOS applications, allowing users to interact with their files in a more intuitive and dynamic way. Whether you need to display custom views for specific file types or enhance the default Quick Look experience, DDQuickLookAdditionalViews is the perfect solution.
Features
- Customize Quick Look previews using additional views
- Render rich, interactive content alongside Quick Look previews
- Enhance user experience with custom UI components for specific file types
- Supports iOS and macOS applications
- Easy integration with existing projects
Installation
To install DDQuickLookAdditionalViews library, follow these steps:
- Open your Xcode project.
- From the menu, select File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency.
- In the search bar, enter https://github.com/davbeck/DDQuickLookAdditionalViews.git and click Next.
- Choose the version rule for the library. We recommend selecting Up to Next Major.
- Click Next and then Finish.
The DDQuickLookAdditionalViews library will be added to your Xcode project.
Usage
Using DDQuickLookAdditionalViews is straightforward:
1. Import the library
import DDQuickLookAdditionalViews
2. Create additional views
To create an additional view for a Quick Look preview:
let additionalView = DDQuickLookAdditionalView()
additionalView.configure { (context) in
// Configure the additional view here
}
You can customize the additional view by adding UI components, handling user interactions, or implementing any functionality you desire.
3. Add the additional view to the Quick Look preview
To add the additional view to a Quick Look preview:
additionalView.addTo(preview: previewController)
Make sure to replace previewController
with your actual Quick Look preview controller instance.
Example
Here’s an example of how to use DDQuickLookAdditionalViews:
// Import the library
import DDQuickLookAdditionalViews
// Create additional views
let additionalView = DDQuickLookAdditionalView()
additionalView.configure { (context) in
// Configure the additional view here
}
// Add the additional view to the Quick Look preview
additionalView.addTo(preview: previewController)
This example adds a custom additional view to a Quick Look preview using the DDQuickLookAdditionalViews library.
Conclusion
With DDQuickLookAdditionalViews, you can take your Quick Look previews to the next level by adding custom, interactive views. Whether you need to display extra information, provide custom controls, or enhance the user experience, this library has got you covered. Install DDQuickLookAdditionalViews in your project today and start building captivating Quick Look previews!