Important
WelcomeKit now lives in UIFoundation, and this
repository is archived. It is kept read-only for history; development continues there behind the
opt-in SPM trait WelcomePanel.
The Xcode-style welcome window — app icon, name and version above a short action list on the left, a recent-project list on the right.
Replace the dependency:
.package(
url: "https://github.com/Mx-Iris/UIFoundation",
from: "0.13.0",
traits: ["WelcomePanel"]
)The API is the same shape, with everything nested under one top-level symbol instead of six:
| WelcomeKit | UIFoundation |
|---|---|
WelcomePanelController |
WelcomePanelController (unchanged) |
WelcomeConfiguration |
WelcomePanelController.Configuration |
WelcomeStyle |
WelcomePanelController.Style |
WelcomeAction |
WelcomePanelController.Action |
WelcomePanelDataSource |
WelcomePanelController.DataSource |
WelcomePanelDelegate |
WelcomePanelController.Delegate |
Most call sites need no change at all, since the nested names resolve through implicit member syntax:
let panel = WelcomePanelController(configuration: .init(style: .xcode26))
panel.dataSource = self
panel.delegate = self
panel.showWindow(nil)Two behavioural differences worth knowing:
.xcode26was rebuilt. Here it was.xcode15's geometry with the backdrop removed, matching no shipping Xcode. In UIFoundation it is a measured replica of Xcode 26's own welcome window — 20 pt corners, an.fullScreenUImaterial behind both panes, a 36 pt bold title, capsule action rows, and the blue icon glow Xcode draws in dark mode.- Two
.xcode26bugs are fixed: the close button had no glyph and action rows had no pressed state, because both checks here were written asstyle == .xcode15.
Full guide: Documentations/WelcomePanel.md.
How the Xcode 26 style was measured:
Researchs/Xcode26-WelcomeWindow-Internals.md.
