1.1.5

Recap now exposes the AppVersion fields publicly (#23), to make building custom display logic easier. Thank you @iKenndac!

1.1.4

Recap is now available in any color you like — even more. By which I mean, I've fixed #22 and added support for primary, secondary, and accent semantic colors.

1.1.3

Recap is now available in any color you like. By which I mean, I've fixed #21. It turns I had defaulted the title and page dot colors to black, which is invisible in dark mode. 😅

1.1.2

Implement a fix for #20, where ReleaseView was not compiling in some instances. Thank you @paul-brenner for the bug report!

1.1.1

With the help of @iKenndac, Recap has a nice new feature and a small fix!

• Recap now allows developers to customize the dismiss button title, with the help of the new . recapScreenDismissButtonTitle(LocalizedStringResource) modifier. (#18)

• A deprecation warning has now been silenced. (#17)

And that's the Recap!

Colors, Alignments, and Layouts, Oh My

With the help of @iKenndac and @jverkoey, Recap has some great new features!

• Recap now supports the use system colors for feature icons, such pink, blue, and any Color supported by iOS and macOS. The full list is available here, on top of the current support for any hex color. Give it a shot, they look A++ in light and dark mode! (#7)

• Recap now supports aligning a feature's icon to the top, center, or bottom of a feature's title and description. (#11)

• Recap now supports iOS 16, and iOS apps running in a Mac Catalyst environment. (#12)

• Recap now looks great on devices that don't have a bottom safe area, such as the iPad, iPhone SE, or Mac. (#14)

And that's the Recap!

1.0.1

Here's the Recap

• Readying Recap for Swift 6 by adding Sendable conformances
• Fixing an incorrectly localized string for the Continue button

1.0.0

Here's the Recap

Nothing yet, I just shipped this! Enjoy. 🥳