Question 1

How do I add a custom handle in PartitionKit?

Accepted Answer

You can provide any SwiftUI view as the handle in the partition closures, like Circle or RoundedRectangle in the README examples. Just define your handle view and pass it in the handle parameter for interactive resizing.

Question 2

Does PartitionKit work with UIKit or only SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

PartitionKit is built specifically for SwiftUI and requires the SwiftUI framework, so it's not compatible with UIKit-based projects without additional bridging or adaptation.

Question 3

How can I nest partitions in PartitionKit?

Accepted Answer

You can nest partitions by using them within the view closures of other partitions, as shown in the nestedExample and nestedGridsExample code snippets. This allows for complex, hierarchical layouts.

Question 4

Is PartitionKit suitable for production apps?

Accepted Answer

While functional, the library is new and has known issues like missing constraints, so it might be better for prototypes or projects where you can handle edge cases. The Todo list indicates ongoing improvements.

Question 5

PartitionKit vs SwiftUI's native Grid or VStack/HStack – which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Use PartitionKit for resizable, interactive partitions with draggable handles and nesting. For static, non-interactive layouts, SwiftUI's native stacks and grids are simpler and more performant.

Question 6

How to prevent partitions from resizing beyond bounds in PartitionKit?

Accepted Answer

Currently, there are no built-in constraints, but the Todo list mentions adding this feature. You may need to implement custom logic in SwiftUI or wait for library updates to handle drag limits.

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