Sections in Overview

demaaaaaagus

Hello,

Would it be possible to make the overview with all the entries a little more airy and to include sections that can be freely defined between months, weeks or whatever?

So that the standard overview appears a little more airy?

Bsp:

Section: KW 28
... Di 09.07
... MO 08.07

Section KW 27
...

timo

With "airy" you mean more space between the list elements? What would be the benefits of it? Simply aesthetics?
And you can already group by week, if that's part of your request 🙂

demaaaaaagus

timo

Yeah,
The goal is to make the standard overview appear a little more spacious and organized.

Here a very easy example:

import SwiftUI

struct ContentView: View {

var body: some View {

    List {

        Section(header: Text("KW 28")) {
            DisclosureGroup("Total Hours: 40:15") {
                Text("Di 09.07")
                Text("Mo 08.07")
                // Add more entries here
            }
        }

        Section(header: Text("KW 27")) {
            DisclosureGroup("Total Houres: 38:00") {
                Text("Di 02.07")
                Text("Mo 01.07")
                // Add more entries here
            }
        }
        
        // Add more sections for other weeks or months
    }
    .listStyle(.grouped)
    .navigationTitle("Overview")
}

}

I think that would give the view even more potential to expand and keep an overview.

Especially with the footer / header options :-)

timo

Thanks for the code snippet, but I am not using SwiftUI for WorkingHours 🙂

demaaaaaagus

No Problem. But I think you can see what i mean?

Here a example :-)
https://serialcoder.dev/text-tutorials/swiftui/disclosure-group-in-swiftui/

timo

Looking at your link, you don't want vertical spacing (which is what I initially thought), but horizontal spacing?
At the moment, I am quite happy of how the timeline view looks. I think generally, the "work days" and "work units" can be differentiated easy enough. This might change when I add the option for an additional level of grouping (as tracked here)