UIKit Apps

If your app is in UIKit, the migration has changed to support UIKit better. Instead of just wrapping SwiftUI pages with SwiftUI navigation, we have moved to using a UIKit coordinator.

Catalog Feature

Before, the Catalog Feature navigation was all done on a single SwiftUI page. We have switched to using a UIKit coordinator so have proper navigation functionality & experience.

Before, your code would look something like this:

let miamView = CatalogView()
let hostingViewController = UIHostingController<CatalogView>

The minimum instance of the CatalogFeature is this:

let mealzCatalogFeature = MealzCatalogFeatureUIKit() // this is a standalone UINavigationController

// where you will present or push the UINavigationController 
self.present(mealzCatalogFeature, animated: true)

Customizing

You can completely configure all the templates & pages in the Catalog Feature. You can read about it here.

Standalone Recipe Card Feature

Before, the Recipe Card Feature navigation used SwiftUI Modals, it is now also a UIKit Coordinator.

Before, your code would look something like this:

let miamView = RecipeCardView(/* with a recipeId, criteria, or Recipe passed in */)
let hostingViewController = UIHostingController<RecipeCardView>

To change your RecipeCardView() you'll just need to replace it with one of these:

import MealziOSSDK

mealzStandaloneRecipeCard = MealzStandaloneRecipeCardUIKit(recipeId: /* your String recipe id */)
mealzStandaloneRecipeCard = MealzStandaloneRecipeCardUIKit(recipe: /* your Recipe object */)
mealzStandaloneRecipeCard = MealzStandaloneRecipeCardUIKit(criteria: /* your SuggestionsCriteria object */)

// then add it to whatever View you're currently inside
mealzStandaloneRecipeCard.view.addTo(cell, Pin(.all))

Customizing

You can completely configure all the templates & pages associated with the Recipe Card Feature. You can read about it here.

Standalone Recipe Card Feature

Before, the Recipe Card Feature navigation used SwiftUI Modals, it is now also a UIKit Coordinator.

Before, your code would look something like this:

let miamView = RecipeCardView(/* with a recipeId, criteria, or Recipe passed in */)
let hostingViewController = UIHostingController<RecipeCardView>

To change your RecipeCardView() you'll just need to replace it with one of these:

import MealziOSSDK

mealzStandaloneRecipeCard = MealzStandaloneRecipeCardUIKit(recipeId: /* your String recipe id */)
mealzStandaloneRecipeCard = MealzStandaloneRecipeCardUIKit(recipe: /* your Recipe object */)
mealzStandaloneRecipeCard = MealzStandaloneRecipeCardUIKit(criteria: /* your SuggestionsCriteria object */)

// then add it to whatever View you're currently inside
mealzStandaloneRecipeCard.view.addTo(cell, Pin(.all))

Customizing

You can completely configure all the templates & pages associated with the Recipe Card Feature.

You can read about it here.

Favorites Feature

Before, the Favorites Feature navigation used SwiftUI Modals, it is now also a UIKit Coordinator.

Before, your code would look something like this:

let miamView = FavoritesView({ /* nav to CatalogFeature */ })
let hostingViewController = UIHostingController<FavoritesView>

To change your FavoritesView you'll just need to replace it with this:

let mealzFavoritesFeature = MealzFavoritesFeatureUIKit(
    favoritesFeatureConstructor: FavoritesFeatureConstructor(
        navigateToCatalog: // nav to the catalog
    ))
)

// where you will present or push the UINavigationController 
self.present(mealzFavoritesFeature, animated: true)

Customizing

You can completely configure all the templates & pages in the Favorites Feature. You can read about it here.

MyMeals Feature (Recipes in your basket)

Before, the MyMeals Feature navigation used SwiftUI Modals, it is now also a UIKit Coordinator.

Before, your code would look something like this:

let miamView = MyMealsView(discoverRecipesNaviation: /* nav to CatalogFeature */)
let hostingViewController = UIHostingController<MyMealsView>

To change your MyMealsView you'll just need to replace it with this:

let mealzMyMealsFeature = MealzMyMealsFeatureUIKit(
    myMealsFeatureConstructor: MyMealsFeatureConstructor(
        navigateToCatalog: // nav to the catalog
    ))
)

// where you will present or push the UINavigationController 
self.present(mealzMyMealsFeature, animated: true)

Customizing

You can completely configure all the templates & pages in the MyMeals Feature. You can read about it here.