ConfettiSwiftUI

To integrate ConfettiSwiftUI into your Xcode project using Swift Package Manager (Xcode 12+), add the following dependency:

https://github.com/simibac/ConfettiSwiftUI.git, :branch="master"

To trigger confetti animations, import ConfettiSwiftUI and attach the .confettiCannon(trigger:) modifier to a SwiftUI view.

Animations are triggered by changing the value of an integer passed as a Binding<Int>. Any change (increment or decrement) to this variable will start a new animation sequence.

import ConfettiSwiftUI
import SwiftUI

struct ContentView: View {
    
    @State private var trigger: Int = 0
    
    var body: some View {
        Button("🎉") {
            trigger += 1
        }
        .confettiCannon(trigger: $trigger)
    }
}

Simulate falling money by using a small number of confettis (e.g., num: 1), high repetitions, a short interval, and emoji text representing currency.

.confettiCannon(trigger: $trigger, num:1, confettis: [.text("💵"), .text("💶"), .text("💷"), .text("💴")], confettiSize: 30, repetitions: 50, repetitionInterval: 0.1)

Use the colors and confettiSize parameters to customize the appearance of the default shapes.

.confettiCannon(trigger: $trigger, colors: [.red, .black], confettiSize: 20)

Pass an array of .text("...") values to the confettis parameter to use emojis instead of shapes.

.confettiCannon(trigger: $trigger, confettis: [.text("❤️"), .text("💙"), .text("💚"), .text("🧡")])

Use repetitions and repetitionInterval to make the animation repeat multiple times with a specific delay between each explosion.

.confettiCannon(trigger: $trigger, repetitions: 3, repetitionInterval: 0.7)

To simulate a firework, set the openingAngle to 0 and closingAngle to 360 degrees, and increase the num of confettis.

.confettiCannon(trigger: $trigger, num: 50, openingAngle: Angle(degrees: 0), closingAngle: Angle(degrees: 360), radius: 200)