All the usual window and tab tools are already there and available to you. When you have a few windows open, take a look at the Window menu. In fact, you can open lots of new windows. You can close the window and open a new one. You can resize the window by a small amount, minimize it, make it full screen (which looks rather odd at this stage). At first glance, it might seem that you’ve very little - just a rather small window showing the default “Hello, world!” text - but take a closer look: Click Next again and save your new project.īefore making any changes, build and run the app to see what features you already have.
Select SwiftUI for the interface and Swift for the language. Start Xcode and create a new project.Ĭhoose the macOS App template, click Next and name the app OnThisDay. So at last you get to the fun bit - creating your own macOS app. You’re going to use that style in the app you’ll build in this chapter. In this chapter, you’ll get to use all that preparatory work as you create the main window for your app.Ī great number of macOS apps like Finder, Mail and even Xcode, have a window design with a navigation side bar on the left and a larger detail view on the right.
You worked out how to parse the incoming JSON, and you designed the data models. In the previous chapter, you looked at the API that will provide the data for the On This Day app. Working with Timers, Alerts & Notifications
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