It’s an iOS implementation of Warming Stripes, originally developed by Ed Hawkins.

You can view global temperature changes over the last 172 years. Changes are shown by color and scale and the app supports both Celsius and Fahrenheit scales. There are four ways to view the data. Rollovers allow you to view the temperature change for each year.

You can download it here.

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Bready: Bread Baking Timer steps you through baking sourdough bread. There are six steps with timers: dough rising (90 minutes), oven preheating (30), baking with Dutch-oven cover on (30), baking with cover off (20), 2-minute repeatable check-bread timer, bread resting (40). Bready includes a recipe for sourdough bread.

Support page is here. You can download it here.

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I needed a way for a single view to show alerts with one button, with two buttons, and with two buttons and a destructive action (destructive actions are shown in red). I came up with a solution for Fasty, then I wanted to use it in another project, so I put it in a package.

To use:

1. Import the package
2. Add “@State private var alertParams: AlertParams?” to the view that you want to have the Alert.
3. At the bottom of that view, add: “.modifier(AlertModifier(alertParams: $alertParams))”
4. Add the following (or something similar) to the view: Button(“Pop up an alert with one button and an action”) { alertParams = AlertParams(title: “One Button”, message: “One button that calls an action”, primaryButtonLabel: “The button label”) { print(“The user clicked the Alert button”) } }

import SwiftUI
import AlertPopUp_iOS13

struct ContentView: View {
    @State private var alertParams: AlertParams?
    
    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            Button("Pop up an alert with one button and an action") {
                alertParams = AlertParams(title: "One Button", message: "One button that calls an action", primaryButtonLabel: "The button label") { print("The user clicked the Alert button") }
            }
        }
        .modifier(AlertModifier(alertParams: $alertParams))
        .padding()
    }
}

The readMe gives more details.

Here’s a sample project that uses the package.

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