1.1.2

CarouselView — Release Notes

Summary

Added user interaction tracking and improved auto-scroll behavior.

Highlights

• New onCarouselInteraction modifier to observe when a user is interacting (dragging/tapping).
• AutoscrollModifier now pauses during user interaction and resumes afterwards.
• CarouselView exposes interaction state so parent views and modifiers can react.
• Documentation and README examples updated with usage and guidance.

Notes

Use .onCarouselInteraction { isInteracting in ... } to pause timers, log analytics, or adjust UI while users engage with the carousel.

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1.1.1

Add user interaction tracking and update documentation

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1.1.0

What's Changed

• Add autoscroll feature to CarouselView by @AnbalaganD in #2

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1.0.1

CarouselView 1.0.1

What's Changed

📚 Documentation

• Added comprehensive documentation to all public APIs

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fixed typo
• Fixed bug where selected binding was never updated during swipe gestures
• Added validation to selectedIndex

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1.0.0

🚀 CarouselView 0.1.0 – Initial Release

✨ Overview

CarouselView is a lightweight, Swift-native carousel component designed for iOS and macOS. It offers a clean, declarative API for building horizontally scrollable views with paging, snapping, and dynamic content support.

This initial release lays the foundation for a reusable, protocol-friendly carousel system that integrates smoothly with SwiftUI

📦 Features

• 🔄 Horizontal scrolling with paging and snap behavior
• 🧩 SwiftUI-compatible view structure
• 🧼 Minimal dependencies and clean architecture
• 🎯 Support for dynamic content and custom item views
• 🧠 Explicit layout logic for predictable rendering

Full Changelog: https://github.com/AnbalaganD/CarouselView/commits/1.0.0