CinematicOnboardingView-SwiftUI

To use this onboarding framework, you must manually add the source files and required assets to your Xcode project.

1. Add Swift Files: Drag the following files into your project:

   • OnboardingCinematicView.swift
   • CustomAnimationFishPhotoView.swift
   • CustomAnimationDigitalSharkView.swift
   • Any other related view files included in the repository.

2. Add Assets: Import the following images into your Assets.xcassets catalog:

   • hero-header, hero-footer
   • onboarding-fish-wireframe
   • onboarding-hand-animation-1, onboarding-hand-animation-2, onboarding-hand-animation-3
   • onboarding-shark
   • award-leaves, avatar-1, avatar-2, etc.

Use the OnboardingCinematicView within a .fullScreenCover modifier. You must pass a binding to a Boolean state variable (e.g., $isPresented) to control the visibility and allow the view to dismiss itself.

struct ContentView: View {
    @State private var isPresented = true
    var body: some View {
        Text("Hello, world!")
            .fullScreenCover(isPresented: $isPresented) {
                OnboardingCinematicView(
                    isPresented: $isPresented
                )
            }
    }
}

You can provide custom user quotes and star ratings by initializing an array of OnboardingTestimonial objects. Each testimonial requires an id, a title, and a description.

@State private var testimonials: [OnboardingTestimonial] = [
    OnboardingTestimonial(id: 1, title: "Such a good app", description: "I never thought identifying insects could be this fun!"),
    OnboardingTestimonial(id: 2, title: "Super useful in the field", description: "Quick, reliable, and even shows me local species."),
]