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I recently migrated from using the AppDelegate to just using the SwiftUI App lifecycle. But in some cases, when my app has been in the background for quite some time (maybe even terminated by the os to free up memory), it doesn't seem like the initialize method is called.

I have 5 modules (main, splash, pick location, permissions, preferences).

I want to use the Preferences module in Splash and PickLocation.

This is the flow of my modules: Splash -> PickLocation

When I want to use the DataStore class in the PickLocation module to save new locations, I have a problem:

If I create a new instance of the DataStore class in the Splash module and create another instance of the same class in the PickLocation module DataStore not working, but if i just create an instance in the PickLocation everything is working. how can I use dagger hilt to create one instance and access from all modules?

Preference module DI:

Days ago, I was using:

I'm following the excellent tutorial by Jean-Marc Boullianne on animating colour in change in swift. I would like to enhance this example by adding a slider that would allow me to control the animation speed. For that purpose I've defined the relevant UI elements in the ContentView.swift and I would like to use the values in the SplashView.swift that produces the animation.

The value that I'm attempting to pass via slider is disregarded and the animation keeps reproducing with the same default speed.

A note: colours are defined in the assets catalogue for the purpose of example any values will do.

How can I choose between two non self-closing React components a la ternary operator? I'm creating a splash page and want to display either a background image or video. It would be easy if my bkgd image & video components had self-closing tags, but these components wrap all the content on the page.

This code doesn't work because BGVideo and ImageContainer don't have closing tags:

I have a SwiftUI application that was laid out using an iPhone. Now when I run it on an iPad, it appears to fill the entire width of the screen, but much of the view content is cutoff on the top and bottom. The top level view contains a container (which can hold any number of different views, based on navigation) and a splash view, which times out after the animation. Is there a way to tell it to honor the size required to fit all of the vertical views, and auto-size the width? This is the top level view. I can post more, but that is a lot of code.

I have an animated vector drawable R.drawable.my_anim, which I would like to show and start in Jetpack Compose. The drawable is shown/rendered correct, but the animation does not start

Here's the compose view:

I want the users of my app to always have the latest version. If they don't have the latest version, it should download the latest version from play store automatically on app startup. I'm using in_app_update for that. I'm performing Performs immediate update Below is the code of splash screen which came after main. Here I check for update in route function, if update is available then perform update and navigate to homeView, If not simply navigate to homeView

But app never informed new user about update whenever new version is uploaded on playstore. They have to manually go to playstore to update an app. Why is that? Am I doing something wrong in a code or do I need to do something extra?

I am running an animation where the LaunchScreen shows an image.

It then progresses into a view placed over the main storyboard which reveals the storyboard underneath once the animation has completed.

However, the image on the overlaying view does not centre itself. How would I do this?

I have provided the code and images below to show the difference. This is the code in the ViewController class within the storyboard.