
A chip group (tag view) for SwiftUI.
ChipGroup is a dynamic and user-friendly component designed specifically for iOS apps, allowing developers to incorporate customizable chip groups effortlessly into their SwiftUI projects. This library not only streamlines the process of managing chip elements but also provides developers with the flexibility to tailor the appearance and behavior of those chips to fit their app's unique aesthetic and functional requirements.
By leveraging the power of Swift and SwiftUI, ChipGroup empowers developers to create engaging and interactive user interfaces. Whether you need to present options or let users make selections in a visually appealing manner, ChipGroup makes it easy and efficient to enhance user experience.
Customizable Chips: Easily create chip items by conforming to the ChipItemProtocol, allowing for tailored functionality and design.
Flexible Background Options: Set custom backgrounds for both selected and deselected chip states, ensuring your UI fits seamlessly with your app's theme.
Multiple Selection Types: Control the selection behavior of chips to enable single or multiple selections, adapting to your app’s requirements.
Variable Size and Font: Adjust the size and font of the chips to match your desired aesthetics, giving you full control over typographical elements.
Swift Package Manager Compatibility: Simple installation through the Swift Package Manager makes integrating ChipGroup into your project a breeze.
Demo Application: A provided example app demonstrates practical usage, helping you see the potential and implementation of ChipGroup in action.
Open for Contributions: Contributions are encouraged, making it a community-driven project that evolves with user feedback and innovation.

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