Shubham0812/SwiftUI-Animations

This system is an iOS application built with SwiftUI that serves as an interactive showcase for various visual effects and UI animations. It provides a browsable library of components, including 3D graphs, card shuffling mechanics, and shader-based image distortions, allowing users to explore and manipulate these effects directly. The app features a tabbed interface with dedicated sections for animations and shaders, supported by utilities for haptic feedback and semantic theming.

7 changes.

This period focused on professionalizing the repository through comprehensive documentation, governance policies, and a structural overhaul to support a modern open-source workflow. The codebase was updated to Xcode 15, introducing new animation components, semantic utilities, and a modern SwiftUI lifecycle while removing legacy files and specific deprecated views.

20 changes.

The project restructured its architecture to support a tab-based interface with a dedicated Home and Shaders section, centralizing navigation logic. This period focused heavily on expanding the shader library with new Metal effects and interactive animation components, while also introducing new asset resources and UI refinements.

Introduced a new Auto Scroller view that displays a carousel of stylized wallet cards (metal black, metal white, and purple designs). The component automatically advances the top card every two seconds and supports manual swiping left or right to navigate, featuring asymmetric slide transitions, a page indicator, and a hint text for user interaction.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Auto Scroller · high confidence

Two new interactive animation demos are now available in the SwiftUI-Animations library. The Card Swap feature lets users drag a stack of credit cards to cycle them, with a toolbar button to toggle between a stacked wallet view and a fanned-out layout. The Scratch to Reveal feature allows users to drag across a black cover to expose a hidden image, with an auto-fading timer that gradually hides the revealed area and controls to pause the fade or reset the drawing.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Cards Swap, SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Scratch to Reveal · high confidence

A new CircularDownloadView component has been added to the SwiftUI-Animations library, featuring a circular progress indicator that simulates a download with a rising liquid wave fill, a morphing download arrow, and a draw-in checkmark upon completion. The view includes a toolbar reset button and guards against progress overshoot by preventing re-initiation while a download is in progress, providing a self-contained demo of state-driven animations.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Circular Download · high confidence

Introduces a new TextSwirlView component that displays a list of words arranged in a circular layout. Tapping the view triggers a chaotic 'swirl' animation where words scatter randomly and a keyword is highlighted in the center, while a reset button returns the layout to its neat circular state.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/TextSwirl · high confidence

The app now includes several new image assets (axis, charmeleon, face, landing1, mastercard, medium, visa, and cart variants) and registers the ClashGrotesk font family (Bold, Extralight, Light, Medium, Regular, Semibold) via the Info.plist, making them available for use in the interface.

SwiftUI-Animations/Resources · high confidence

A new vector-style hanging light bulb animation has been added to the SwiftUI-Animations library. Users can tap a power button to toggle the bulb on and off, which triggers a warm background glow and a scale-up effect. When lit, an arched CurvedSlider appears, allowing users to drag a knob to adjust the bulb's brightness, which dynamically scales the background tint and the intensity of the bulb's glow. The implementation includes support shapes for the bulb silhouette and filament, and adapts its UI controls for iOS 26+ using Liquid Glass effects, falling back to material-backed controls on earlier versions.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Light Bulb · high confidence

Users can now interact with text where each character bounces and changes color when touched or dragged. This new feature includes a 'Text Bouncing' view that allows users to type custom text or cycle through preset phrases, with haptic feedback provided on interaction.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Text Bouncing · high confidence

Introduced a new LikeView component that displays a heart button with a celebratory burst animation upon tapping. The view features a springy pop effect on the heart symbol, a radial burst of capsule particles, an expanding ring pulse, and a floating "+1" bubble, all driven by SwiftUI's animation system and sensory feedback.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Like · high confidence

Introduced the CardsShuffleView component, which displays a stack of cards with a 3D depth illusion created by scaling and offsetting rear cards. Users can drag the top card upward; if the drag exceeds a threshold, the card shuffles to the back of the stack with a spring animation, otherwise it snaps back to its original position.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Cards Shuffle · high confidence

A new SnapCarousel component has been introduced to the Bank Card animation module, enabling users to swipe horizontally through a series of cards with snap-to-center behavior. The implementation includes a shared UI state model to synchronize the active card index across views, live drag translation for rubber-band visual feedback, and medium-intensity haptic impacts triggered whenever the user swipes past a 50-point threshold to change the selected card. The carousel calculates card dimensions based on screen width and ISO 7810 aspect ratios, ensuring consistent sizing across devices.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/Bank Card · high confidence

The app now includes tactile feedback for user interactions via a new HapticManager that triggers success, error, warning, selection, and impact vibrations. A centralized Colors utility provides semantic color definitions (such as chat, Wi-Fi, and like button palettes) with support for adaptive system themes and hex-string initialization. Additionally, the Clash Grotesque font family is now available through FontManager, allowing views to use specific font weights like extralight, light, regular, medium, semibold, and bold.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Utils · high confidence

The 3-D Graph component now supports interactive manipulation, allowing users to drag individual bars up or down to adjust their height in real time. The visualization also adapts to the system appearance, automatically switching between lighter pastel tones in dark mode and deeper, more saturated colors in light mode to ensure legibility across both themes.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/3D Graph · high confidence

The app now includes a new 'Fluid Grain' shader effect, which is marked as new and appears first in the Shaders list. The underlying data model (ShaderItem) has been updated to support this addition, including the definition of shader categories (effect, filter, transition) and navigation destinations for various shader demos such as Burn Effect, Pixel Appear, Ember Reveal, Wave Ripple, Chromatic Aberration, Halftone, and Glitch.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Features/Models · high confidence

The Shaders module now includes several new visual effects implemented in Metal and exposed via SwiftUI views. Users can apply a Chromatic Aberration effect that splits RGB channels radially, a Glitch Effect that creates horizontal band corruption and scan-line flashes, a Halftone effect that renders images with newspaper-style ink dots, and a Wave Ripple effect that distorts images with expanding rings from a touch point. Additionally, an Ember Reveal shader animates an image burning into view from the center, a Pixel Snap effect transitions an image into large pixel blocks, and a Fluid Grain shader provides an animated, smoky background with a film-grain overlay and a color-picker toolbar to change the glow tint in real time.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Shaders · high confidence

Users can now browse and preview a collection of visual effects through a new Shader gallery. This view introduces category-based filtering via horizontal chips, full-text search, and a layout that prioritizes newly added shaders at the top. The gallery includes support for eight specific effects: Burn Effect, Pixel Snap, Ember Reveal, Ripple Effect, Chromatic Aberration, Halftone, Glitch Effect, and Fluid Grain, each presented with a dedicated card view.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Features · high confidence

A new Shaders tab has been added to the app, featuring a browsable list of shader effects that can be filtered by category using horizontal chips and searched by name. This view introduces the Ember Reveal shader effect alongside the existing Burn Effect, allowing users to navigate to detailed views of each animation. The interface includes smooth spring animations for category switching and search filtering, with a dedicated toolbar layout for iOS 26.0+ that hides the shared background.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Features/Shaders · high confidence

The app now features a dedicated Home screen that displays available animations and components in a grid layout. Users can filter items by category (Animation, Loader, Component) using horizontal chips, search for specific items by title, and see the most recently added items (marked with a NEW tag) surfaced at the top of the list. Tapping a card navigates to the corresponding animation detail view.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Features/Home · high confidence

The AddCartView component, which previously displayed an animated 'Add to cart' button with cart movement and bounce effects, has been removed from the application.

SwiftUI-Animations/Cart · high confidence

A change to existing behaviour in SwiftUI-Animations.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/shubham.xcuserdatad — 45 commits (5 fixs), 1 file.

(repo-wide) · medium confidence · unverified

A change to existing behaviour in SwiftUI-Animations/Code — 5 commits (1 fix), 1 file.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code · medium confidence · unverified

The .claude directory now includes a new worktree entry for the 'hide-tabbar' feature, pointing to a specific subproject commit. This indicates that the project structure has been updated to support a separate worktree for managing changes related to hiding the tab bar, likely to isolate development or testing of this specific UI behavior.

.claude · medium confidence

The application's root view has changed from the previous single-screen layout (which displayed the YinYang animation) to a new \RootView\ featuring a \TabView\. This new interface includes a Home tab and a new Shaders tab, allowing users to navigate between different animation demonstrations. The \SceneDelegate\ now instantiates this \RootView\ as the window's content, and the underlying navigation state is managed by an \AppCoordinator\ to preserve context when switching tabs.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Controllers, SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Features/App · high confidence

The app now uses a tab-based navigation structure managed by an AppCoordinator and a new Router system. This change centralizes navigation logic, allowing views to push destinations via a Router instance rather than constructing NavigationLink values directly, which keeps navigation state out of view bodies and supports per-tab navigation stacks.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Navigation · high confidence

The repository has been restructured to support a more professional open-source workflow. This includes adding a comprehensive CONTRIBUTING guide with specific instructions for adding new animations, a CODE\_OF\_CONDUCT (Contributor Covenant v2.1), a SECURITY policy for responsible vulnerability reporting, and a CHANGELOG tracking changes. The README has been revamped to reflect the new folder structure (Code/Common/Animations, Code/Features, Code/Common/Shaders), updated to require iOS 17.0+, and now features a polished gallery with demo GIFs. Additionally, a .gitignore file has been added to exclude Xcode build artifacts and user-specific settings.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

The Xcode project has been upgraded to object version 70 (Xcode 15) and now includes a comprehensive set of new SwiftUI animation views and supporting files. This update adds numerous loader and interaction components—including Yin-Yang, Octocat, Book, Card, and Circle loaders—along with a new HomeView for navigation, a Router for tab-based navigation, and Clash Grotesk fonts. The project also introduces file-system synchronization groups for specific animations like Text Bouncing and Circular Download, and removes the legacy AppDelegate and SceneDelegate files in favor of the new lifecycle structure.

SwiftUI-Animations.xcodeproj · high confidence

The Yin Yang theme switcher animation view now explicitly locks the color scheme to light mode, ensuring the visual effects (such as the expanding ripple and symbol contrast) render correctly regardless of the host application's system theme. Previously, inheriting a dark mode could invert colors and hide the animation details; this change guarantees the intended light-themed appearance is always displayed.

SwiftUI-Animations/Code/Common/Animations/YinYang-Toggle · high confidence

This change updates local developer-specific configuration files within the project. It adds a new symbolic breakpoint configuration for the debugger and modifies the scheme management settings to suppress auto-creation of a specific buildable target. These are local IDE settings that do not affect the application's source code or behavior for other users.

SwiftUI-Animations.xcodeproj/xcuserdata · high confidence

Written by watchdog.canine.dev from the codebase's own history, inside the signed delivery this page is composed from.

• CAI 50 → 45 (-4.2)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.09.11 → rubric-2026.09.18) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 99 → 98 (-1.6)
• Architecture 83 → 87 (+3.8)
• Maturity 39 → 43 (+3.2)
• Readiness 30 → 21 (-9.0)
• Security 100 → 100 (+0.0)

• Documentation: no installation or build instructions (README.md)

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