Structures

This is a general-purpose View that displays the background gradient, under the contained View.

The main app wrapper.

The Information Screen View

Simple wrapper around UIActivityViewController so we can use it from SwiftUI.

Ugh. I hate using UIViewControllerRepresentable, but we need it for this.

This is how the Event editor is implemented.

This is a view that we use to allow the user to select a new cleandate.

It shows a standard “graphical” date picker (calendar-style), along with a “DONE” button (dismisses the modal).

It shows a a “Today” button (sets the calendar to today), if the selected day is not today.

If the user has changed the date since invoking the screen, a “Reset” button also appears, allowing the user to discard any changes.

This ViewModifier will present a body containing our special DatePicker.

The initial app container View.

This is the principal view of the app. It is displayed upon startup.

It contains a textual report of the user’s set cleantime, and the user can tap the report to change their cleandate.

Below the report, is an image, showing the last keytag (for under a year), or medallion earned by the user, based on their cleandate.

At the top, is the app logo. Tapping on it (or the keytag/medallion logo) will show another screen, with images displaying multiple keytags or medalliuons.

The image results View.

A reusable View that:

• Configures an LGV_UICleantimeImageViewBase subclass
• Waits for it to render into a UIImage
• Shows a spinner until the image is ready

Displays a horizontally-oriented array of earned keytags

Displays a vertically-oriented strip of earned keytags

Displays a horizontally-oriented array of earned medallions