Gavin Wiggins

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Stepper

Written on November 13, 2022

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The stepper control increments and decrements a value. A closed range can be used to limit the applicable stepper values.

import SwiftUI

struct ContentView: View {

    @State private var age = 18
    @State private var hours = 4.0
    @State private var number = 1
    @AppStorage("setting") var setting = 2

    var body: some View {
        VStack(spacing: 20) {

            // Increment or decrement `age` in range of 10-50
            Stepper("Age: \(age)", value: $age, in: 10...50)

            // Increment or decrement `hours` in range of 1-10 using steps of 0.25
            Stepper("Hours: \(hours, specifier: "%g")", value: $hours, in: 1...10, step: 0.25)

            // Increment or decrement `number` then print value
            Stepper("Number: \(number)", onIncrement: {
                print("on increment")
                self.number += 1
            }, onDecrement: {
                print("on decrement")
                self.number -= 1
            })

            // Increment or decrement `number` then print value.
            // Also detect when editing begins and ends.
            Stepper("Another Number: \(number)", onIncrement: {
                print("on increment")
                self.number += 1
            }, onDecrement: {
                print("on decrement")
                self.number -= 1
            }, onEditingChanged: { edited in
                if edited {
                    print("edited")
                } else {
                    print("not edited")
                }
            })

            // Increment or decrement `setting` and save value to UserDefaults
            Stepper("Setting: \(setting)", value: $setting, in: 0...5)

        }.frame(width: 400, height: 300)
    }
}