I spent a lot of time looking for a way to recreate the UI of the ScrollViews in Stock Apple Apps (i.e. App Store and Apple Music) inside of SwiftUI.

And here is the result! I call it FancyScrollView. It's a ScrollView with a few extra perks:

Use a FancyScrollView instead of a normal ScrollView and it will add a nice blur in the safe area. Making your View look much cleaner while scrolling!

FancyScrollView {
	VStack {
		...
	}
}

Result:

I was really surprised by the fact I couldn't find a proper Package for adding a nice Parallax header to a ScrollView. So I included it here! And you can customize everything about it:

You can specify one of two behaviors:

public enum ScrollUpHeaderBehavior {
    case parallax // Will zoom out all pretty ;)
    case sticky // Will stay at the top
}

public enum ScrollDownHeaderBehavior {
    case offset // Will move the header with the content
    case sticky // Will stay at the top and the content will cover the header
}

Here's every combination between scrolling behaviors

This is the default and appears to be the most neutral and standard version of the ScrollView Header in the Market. Chances are, you want this one!

FancyScrollView(title: "The Weeknd",
                headerHeight: 350,
                scrollUpHeaderBehavior: .parallax,
                scrollDownHeaderBehavior: .offset,
                header: { Image(...).resizable().aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill) }) {
	...
}

Result:

This combination is designed to imitate the header from the Artist Detail View in Apple Music.

FancyScrollView(title: "The Weeknd",
                headerHeight: 350,
                scrollUpHeaderBehavior: .parallax,
                scrollDownHeaderBehavior: .sticky,
                header: { Image(...).resizable().aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill) }) {
	...
}

Result:

This combination is designed to imitate the header from the "Today" showcases in the App Store.

FancyScrollView(title: "The Weeknd",
                headerHeight: 350,
                scrollUpHeaderBehavior: .sticky,
                scrollDownHeaderBehavior: .offset,
                header: { Image(...).resizable().aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill) }) {
	...
}

Result:

I'm not sure who's looking for this behavior, but it looks cool. So, you do you!

FancyScrollView(title: "The Weeknd",
                headerHeight: 350,
                scrollUpHeaderBehavior: .sticky,
                scrollDownHeaderBehavior: .sticky,
                header: { Image(...).resizable().aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill) }) {
	...
}

Result:

• The pop back navigation bar gesture is broken in these.
  • Sorry, but I couldn't find a proper way to get access to the Gesture Recognizer without the ScrollView being the first screen in a NavigationView
• The back button always appears when you have a header (Only use it for details or modals)
  • I didn't find a way to know whether there's a screen to go back to
• On light mode with a header the Status Bar doesn't look great. Didn't find a way to change it to white.