Project activity for October 25, 2026:
com.happitec.shared-photography-app
41 commits
- Navigation & UI Synchronization: Resolved a visual glitch where toolbars from two different screens overlapped during transitions. This was achieved by implementing a pending state in
ObservableAppto ensure the image picker sheet is fully dismissed before pushing theCreateview, and by updating navigation pages to render their toolbars based on their own local state rather than a shared global state. - Keyboard Navigation Overhaul: Introduced a floating
KeyboardNavBarthat dynamically positions itself based on the measured keyboard frame (fixing a ~130pt offset issue on iOS 27). This bar provides consistent access to “Start over” and “Preview” actions across the main app,Reply, andQuick Sendtargets, automatically hiding the native bottom toolbar when active. - iOS 26 Visual Modernization: Updated the bottom toolbar architecture to support iOS 26 “glass” styling. This involved splitting the toolbar into separate
ToolbarItementries to create distinct glass groups, adoptingButton(role: .close)for system-standard appearances, and transitioning the view-mode toggle from a custom picker to aMenuto avoid nested capsule styling. - Cross-Target UI Standardization: Unified the navigation experience across the main app,
Reply, andQuick Sendby standardizingNavButtonLabelto be icon-only (with accessibility labels) and ensuring structural identity in the bottom nav bars through the use of invisible placeholders for unused slots. - Architectural Refactoring of Nav Handlers: Decoupled navigation state from individual pages to prevent state resets during transitions. Navigation logic was split into
.buttons(stateless UI) and.handlers(persistent@Observablemodels), ensuring that sending states and notification handlers persist across the entire user journey. - Developer Experience & Stability: Expanded the test suite with
ReplyJourneyTestsand added comprehensive#Previewenvironments pinned to thestageAPI to prevent accidental production data contamination during development.