Feature: Post Settings #24623
Feature: Post Settings #24623
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| App Name | WordPress | |
| Configuration | Release-Alpha | |
| Build Number | 28083 | |
| Version | PR #24623 | |
| Bundle ID | org.wordpress.alpha | |
| Commit | aa03dc6 | |
| Installation URL | 4134cfnflde2g |
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| App Name | Jetpack | |
| Configuration | Release-Alpha | |
| Build Number | 28083 | |
| Version | PR #24623 | |
| Bundle ID | com.jetpack.alpha | |
| Commit | aa03dc6 | |
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| SiteMediaImage(media: image, size: .large) | ||
| .loadingStyle(.spinner) | ||
| // warning: SiteMediaImage doesn't seem to reload otherwise; might want to change it later | ||
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Is this line the reason we need the Media.id extension? If there is no other place that needs the Media.id extension, maybe we can remove the extension and use .id(image.managedObjectID) here?
| let page = try context.existingObject(with: pageID) | ||
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This seems to be the only time-consuming call. But even when there are thousands of pages (which is of course rare), I don't think the buildPageTree call would be long enough to warrant a loading view. Maybe isLoading can be removed?
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Any reason not to use the default header style in Section("Header text") {}?
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| PostSettingsIconView("wpdl-category") |
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Use the square.grid.2x2 SF symbol?
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| PostSettingsIconView("wpdl-tag") |
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Project: https://linear.app/a8c/project/form-design-post-settings-c3b06a84aa38/
Note: "Status" field coming later.
Overview
Introduce a new "Post Settings" screen written in SwiftUI. The new implementation is easier to reason about thanks to the use of value types instead of Core Data objects. SwiftUI makes it extremely easy to add new rows or modify existing ones, which I use to make some minor enhancements like showing the author profile picture, and more. In the upcoming weeks, it will make it easy to integrate LLM-based features and nice animations on this screen.
Components:
PostSettings– a plain struct to represent the settings edited on this screen (Equatableto make it easy to check if there are any unsaved changes). More details in #24622.PostSettingsViewModel– the settings screen where everything used to be in a ViewController now has a dedicated ViewModelPull Requests
Groundwork
Features
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Social Sharing
I've looked into the "Social Sharing" in "Post Settings" and created a prototype to re-implement it in Swift. But during testing, I noticed that section was part of the "Prepublishing" sheet on the web and was missing from "Post Settings". The app shows this section in both "Post Settings" and "Prepublishing" sheet. I checked the analytics, and confirmed there are few people how do that to begin with, so it looks like a good call to simply remove this option for consistency with the web and simplicity, so we don't have to support these two different use-cases.