[SOLVED] Time Intervals SwiftUI

Issue

I want to display different views on different times of day.

ContentView2() from 12:30 to 15:00.

ContentView3() from 15:00 to 18:30.

The problem here is, that when it is 15:30, ContentView2() will be opened instead of ContentView3().

let dateComps = Calendar.current.dateComponents([.hour, .minute], from: Date())

    struct MainViewa: View {
        
        var body: some View {
            
            if (dateComps.hour! >= 12 && dateComps.minute! >= 30) && dateComps.hour! <= 15 {
                
                ContentView2()
                
            } else if dateComps.hour! >= 15 && (dateComps.hour! <= 18 && dateComps.minute! <= 30) {
                
                ContentView3()
                
            } else {
                
                ContentView1()
            }
        }
    }

Solution

You have the wrong logic in if, so "15:30" goes into ContentView2. The correct logic may look like this:

if (hours == 12 && minutes >= 30) || (hours > 12 && hours < 15) {
    ContentView2()
} else if (hours >= 15 && hours < 18) || (hours == 18 && minutes < 30) {
    ContentView3()
} else {
    ContentView1()
}

But I prefer using an other method: convert your values pair into a single value – in this case to day minutes, and use this value in switch: in this case you can use ranges which looks more readable to me:

var body: some View {
    switch hoursAndMinutesToMinutes(hours: dateComps.hour!, minutes: dateComps.minute!) {
    case hoursAndMinutesToMinutes(hours: 12, minutes: 30)...hoursAndMinutesToMinutes(hours: 14, minutes: 59):
        ContentView2()
    case hoursAndMinutesToMinutes(hours: 15, minutes: 00)...hoursAndMinutesToMinutes(hours: 18, minutes: 30):
        ContentView3()
    default:
        ContentView1()
    }
}

func hoursAndMinutesToMinutes(hours: Int, minutes: Int) -> Int {
    hours * 60 + minutes
}

Answered By – Pylyp Dukhov

Answer Checked By – Robin (BugsFixing Admin)