Widgets Daily

Apple has finally launched custom support widget, providing the iPhone with its biggest makeover to date, and you should absolutely update — probably. Chief among the new operating system’s many cool features is the ability to add widgets to your iPhone’s home screen. Widgets are basically little sneak peeks into various native apps; they function like a hybrid of an app icon and a half-open app, displaying a snippet of info while also letting you tap on each widget to fully open the corresponding app. They’re a very useful addition to the home screen, combining helpfulness with stylishness, and when paired with the new App Library, form a meaningful update.

In this app, we customize home screen widgets. We cover adding widgets in the first place, while we also go over how to change the appearance of widgets and their locations on the home screen. Adding widgets to your home screen is one thing, but what about customizing them? This is also really easy, although it may take a bit more time.

First, you can move widgets around on the home screen, just like you can with apps. Tap and hold and widget, and then drag it to the desired location once it starts jiggling. You can drag it to another page on the home screen by dragging it to the edge of the page you’re currently on (you may have to wait a second before the page flips).

HOW DOES IT WORK
- Widget view, is a common view that is shared between the app and the widget itself. To avoid any complex and duplicated code, this view is very lightweight, around 60 lines of code.

- Widget manager, is the manager where the magic takes place. It’s an ObservableObject, that updates the UI anytime the user changes the font, text color, or other configurations. You can also add more colors or fonts here.