feat: swiftui vitamin textfield

florentlotthepro commented 1 year ago

Changes description

Add text input component to SwiftUI.

Context

Closes #99

Checklist

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[x] I have reviewed the submitted code.
[x] I have tested on an iPhone device/simulator.
[x] I have tested on an iPad device/simulator.
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Does this introduce a breaking change?

No, but there are some deprecated values:
- outline style is renamed outlined.
- VitaminTextField.Style is renamed VitaminTextFieldStyle.
- VitaminTextField.State is renamed VitaminTextFieldState.

Screenshots

iPhone

Outlined	Filled

iPad

Outlined	Filled

Other information

Co-authored-by: @MBarantal Co-authored-by: @baptistedajon

CLAassistant commented 1 year ago

All committers have signed the CLA.

florentlotthepro commented 1 year ago

@daniel-dumortier It's a wanted behavior to have not editable TextField in the "states" section 😅 Because the purpose is to show all states of the TextField and not test them. To test them there is the "dynamic" section.

I'm not really sure about the password use case because I think it's not a recommended way to do it for Apple. Indeed in SwiftUI, there is no built-in option to switch from secure mode to no secure mode (like it's done in UIKit). Apple used to display the last letter in a readable way to avoid the need to toggle between a secure and not secure mode.