In SwiftUI, shapes are a powerful way to design custom user interfaces by defining basic geometry that can be reused, combined, and animated. While SwiftUI provides built-in shapes like Rectangle, Circle, and Ellipse, you can also create custom shapes to bring unique visual elements to your app. In this article, we’ll explore how to create custom shapes in SwiftUI and how to use them in your views.
Creating a Custom Shape
To create a custom shape in SwiftUI, you’ll need to define a struct that conforms to the Shape protocol. The Shape protocol requires the implementation of a single method called path(in: CGRect), where you define the path of the shape within a specified rectangle. Here’s an example of a simple triangle shape:
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