Very cool and useful, great work

Thank you boss, really appreciate this

Great work! Thanks!

Thank you, this was very useful and clear

Thanks for this dude 👍

you are perfect channel

Thank you!

how connect it to a View??

hello i just want know you can put a link a view on each icon, it's possible to add a small code ? Thinks

how to connect it in url? (webview)?

Hey, great tutorial! Just wondering what's the best approach to linking each Tab button to a specific view. I have a few views created already along with this custom tab, and I want to navigate from view to view in the Tab, without the ForEach loop. Any tips appreciated :)

Great tutorial, is there a way to assure that If you have a ListView behind the tab bar, the last item is not obscured by the tab bar when scrolling? I find that if you have a list that goes past the end of the screen, when you scroll to the end of the list the last item is always blocked by the tab bar

hi, I got a question, What should I do if the sf symbol I want to implement has a . in its name, for example person.circle?

How to hide this custom tabbar in detail views?

hi, I got a question, What should I do if the sf symbol I want to implement has a . in its name, for example calendar.circle?

how to add navigations on tap of every tab ?

How to not show the Tab Bar on every View? for example on a Login View

do you need a mac/ios device

pretty tabBar ... but now what? How do we practically give this tabbar substance? Connect it to a View, Bool, Sheet or Navigationlink, anything???

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I FOUND AN EASIER WAY IF YOU ARE TRYING TO USE A NAME WITH A "." Say you want to use a bulleted list named "list.bullet" you would write case list = "list.bullet" and it works perfectly

I really like this because I have more control over the appearance of the tab bar, especially the rounded ends! However, I wish it were more like the TabView in the docs, where the whole tab-to-view mechanism is just declarative and seamless (and has badges!): TabView { ReceivedView() .badge(2) .tabItem { Label("Received", systemImage: "tray.and.arrow.down.fill") } SentView() .tabItem { Label("Sent", systemImage: "tray.and.arrow.up.fill") } AccountView() .badge("!") .tabItem { Label("Account", systemImage: "person.crop.circle.fill") } }

For those that cannot find the answer on how to use this if there is a "." in the name: "Try this enum Tab: String, CaseIterable { Case locationFill = “location.fill” } I could be wrong but worth a shot" Thanks @sibonelogumede5893