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[ios] pull down InstructionView handle to show remaining steps #276

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92 changes: 92 additions & 0 deletions apple/Sources/FerrostarCore/Mock/TestFixtureFactory.swift
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import FerrostarCoreFFI
import Foundation

public protocol TestFixtureFactory {
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I might have gone overboard here, but I expect it to pay dividends to make it easier to create scaffolding data for our previews and unit tests. If you think it's too much, I can inline something less clever for my specific use case.

associatedtype Output
func build(_ n: Int) -> Output
}

public extension TestFixtureFactory {
func buildMany(_ n: Int) -> [Output] {
(0 ... n).map { build($0) }
}
}

public struct VisualInstructionContentFactory: TestFixtureFactory {
public init() {}

public var textBuilder: (Int) -> String = { n in RoadNameFactory().build(n) }
public func text(_ builder: @escaping (Int) -> String) -> Self {
var copy = self
copy.textBuilder = builder
return copy
}

public func build(_ n: Int = 0) -> VisualInstructionContent {
VisualInstructionContent(
text: textBuilder(n),
maneuverType: .turn,
maneuverModifier: .left,
roundaboutExitDegrees: nil
)
}
}

public struct VisualInstructionFactory: TestFixtureFactory {
public init() {}

public var primaryContentBuilder: (Int) -> VisualInstructionContent = { n in
VisualInstructionContentFactory().build(n)
}

public var secondaryContentBuilder: (Int) -> VisualInstructionContent? = { _ in nil }

public func secondaryContent(_ builder: @escaping (Int) -> VisualInstructionContent) -> Self {
var copy = self
copy.secondaryContentBuilder = builder
return copy
}

public func build(_ n: Int = 0) -> VisualInstruction {
VisualInstruction(
primaryContent: primaryContentBuilder(n),
secondaryContent: secondaryContentBuilder(n),
triggerDistanceBeforeManeuver: 42.0
)
}
}

public struct RouteStepFactory: TestFixtureFactory {
public init() {}
public var visualInstructionBuilder: (Int) -> VisualInstruction = { n in VisualInstructionFactory().build(n) }
public var roadNameBuilder: (Int) -> String = { n in RoadNameFactory().build(n) }

public func build(_ n: Int = 0) -> RouteStep {
RouteStep(
geometry: [],
distance: 100,
duration: 99,
roadName: roadNameBuilder(n),
instruction: "Walk west on \(roadNameBuilder(n))",
visualInstructions: [visualInstructionBuilder(n)],
spokenInstructions: []
)
}
}

public struct RoadNameFactory: TestFixtureFactory {
public init() {}
public var baseNameBuilder: (Int) -> String = { _ in "Ave" }

public func baseName(_ builder: @escaping (Int) -> String) -> Self {
var copy = self
copy.baseNameBuilder = builder
return copy
}

public func build(_ n: Int = 0) -> String {
let numberFormatter = NumberFormatter()
numberFormatter.numberStyle = .ordinal
return "\(numberFormatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: n + 1))!) \(baseNameBuilder(n))"
}
}
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var body: some View {
HStack {
VStack {
if case let .navigating(_, _, _, _, progress: progress, _, visualInstruction: visualInstruction,
_) = navigationState?.tripState,
ZStack(alignment: .top) {
VStack {
Spacer()
if case let .navigating(_, _, _, _, progress: progress, _, _, _) = navigationState?.tripState {
ArrivalView(
progress: progress,
onTapExit: onTapExit
)
}
}
if case let .navigating(
_,
_,
remainingSteps: remainingSteps,
_,
progress: progress,
_,
visualInstruction: visualInstruction,
_
) = navigationState?.tripState,
let visualInstruction
{
InstructionsView(
visualInstruction: visualInstruction,
distanceFormatter: formatterCollection.distanceFormatter,
distanceToNextManeuver: progress.distanceToNextManeuver
)
}

Spacer()

if case let .navigating(_, _, _, _, progress: progress, _, _, _) = navigationState?.tripState {
ArrivalView(
progress: progress,
onTapExit: onTapExit
distanceToNextManeuver: progress.distanceToNextManeuver,
remainingSteps: remainingSteps
)
}
}
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Expand Up @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ struct PortraitNavigationOverlayView: View, CustomizableNavigatingInnerGridView

var speedLimit: Measurement<UnitSpeed>?
var showZoom: Bool
@State
private var instructionsViewSizeWhenNotExpanded: CGSize = .zero
var onZoomIn: () -> Void
var onZoomOut: () -> Void
var showCentering: Bool
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}

var body: some View {
VStack {
if case let .navigating(_, _, _, _, progress: progress, _, visualInstruction: visualInstruction,
_) = navigationState?.tripState,
ZStack(alignment: .top) {
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The layout changes here are non-trivial.

We want to be able to expand the instruction view over top of the other content when it's expanded. But when it's not expanded, we want it to behave as if it's in a vstack with the NavigationInnerGridView.

My solution was to put the InstructionView in a ZStack above the grid, and then plumb out the InstructionView's "unexpanded height" to push down the NavigatingInnerGridView.

I struggled a bit with implementing this layout in SwiftUI. It's something I think would be natural to express in old school iOS layout constraints. Maybe there's a better way?

VStack {
Spacer()

// The inner content is displayed vertically full screen
// when both the visualInstructions and progress are nil.
// It will automatically reduce height if and when either
// view appears
NavigatingInnerGridView(
speedLimit: speedLimit,
showZoom: showZoom,
onZoomIn: onZoomIn,
onZoomOut: onZoomOut,
showCentering: showCentering,
onCenter: onCenter
)
.innerGrid {
topCenter?()
} topTrailing: {
topTrailing?()
} midLeading: {
midLeading?()
} bottomTrailing: {
bottomTrailing?()
}

if case let .navigating(_, _, _, _, progress: progress, _, _, _) = navigationState?.tripState {
ArrivalView(
progress: progress,
onTapExit: onTapExit
)
}
}.padding(.top, instructionsViewSizeWhenNotExpanded.height)

if case let .navigating(
_,
_,
remainingSteps: remainingSteps,
_,
progress: progress,
_,
visualInstruction: visualInstruction,
_
) = navigationState?.tripState,
let visualInstruction
{
InstructionsView(
visualInstruction: visualInstruction,
distanceFormatter: formatterCollection.distanceFormatter,
distanceToNextManeuver: progress.distanceToNextManeuver
)
}

// The inner content is displayed vertically full screen
// when both the visualInstructions and progress are nil.
// It will automatically reduce height if and when either
// view appears
NavigatingInnerGridView(
speedLimit: speedLimit,
showZoom: showZoom,
onZoomIn: onZoomIn,
onZoomOut: onZoomOut,
showCentering: showCentering,
onCenter: onCenter
)
.innerGrid {
topCenter?()
} topTrailing: {
topTrailing?()
} midLeading: {
midLeading?()
} bottomTrailing: {
bottomTrailing?()
}

if case let .navigating(_, _, _, _, progress: progress, _, _, _) = navigationState?.tripState {
ArrivalView(
progress: progress,
onTapExit: onTapExit
distanceToNextManeuver: progress.distanceToNextManeuver,
remainingSteps: remainingSteps,
sizeWhenNotExpanded: $instructionsViewSizeWhenNotExpanded
)
}
}
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