shubham0812/swiftui-animations

A repository containing a variety of animations and Animated components created in SwiftUI that you can use in your own projects.

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Added to GitGenius on September 19th, 2026
Created on August 6th, 2020
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Detailed Description

SwiftUI Animations is a collection of ready-to-use custom animations and animated components built in SwiftUI for iOS applications.

The repository addresses the need for polished, production-ready animations that developers can integrate directly into their projects without building from scratch. It provides over twenty-five animations spanning loaders, toggles, interactive UI components, and GPU-powered visual effects created with Metal shaders. Each animation is self-contained in its own folder with complete source code, allowing developers to copy implementations into their own codebases or study the techniques used.

This collection suits iOS developers working with SwiftUI who want to add sophisticated animations without extensive custom development. The animations range from simple loaders and toggles to complex interactive components like card shuffles, scratch-to-reveal interactions, and 3D graph visualizations. The project requires iOS 17.0 or later and Swift 5.0 or higher, making it suitable for modern iOS applications. Developers can run the repository directly in a simulator to preview all animations from a home screen gallery before deciding which to adopt.

The project shows consistent development activity with a functional build pipeline and organized code structure. Animations are grouped logically with dedicated folders for each effect, and the repository includes both standard SwiftUI animations and shader-based visual effects, indicating active maintenance of diverse animation techniques.