Allow @Application in SwiftUI views and additional notifications support
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Allow
@Applicationin SwiftUI views and additional notifications support♻️ Current situation & Problem
This PR adds support for the
@Applicationproperty wrapper to be used within the SwiftUI view hierarchy for greater flexibility when implementation Spezi-based applications. For example, this allows to access actions likeregisterForRemoteNotificationsdirectly in your SwiftUI view.Additionally, this PR adds two new actions:
notificationSettingsto retrieve the current notification settings (e.g., authorization status) andrequestNotificationAuthorization. Lastly, we added theLocalNotificationsmodule that adds some handy APIs to make interactions with the UNNotificationCenter easier.⚙️ Release Notes
@Applicationcan now be used within a SwiftUI view.@Application(\.notificationSettings)action to retrieve current notification settings like the authorization status.@Application(\. requestNotificationAuthorization)action to easily request notification authorization.LocalNotificationsmodule.📚 Documentation
Documentation catalog was updated.
✅ Testing
TBA
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