Apple Health Frameworks

Part 4, Episode 18, Take a deep look into the CareKit.

In this episode, I want to show you the CareKit Catalog app and walk you through the different features of CareKit.

From sample, project folder navigates to external-resources folder, CareKitCatalog folder, and open OCKCatalog.xcodeproj.

Take a look at the project; you can quickly notice that it’s been developed by SwiftUI, which is a good sign and easy to understand; the other good thing is that it’s an open-source project that you can contribute if something is needed to be done.

Let’s build and run to see what does it has. If you take a look at the app, you can find five different sections; let’s take a deep look into each of those. Here you can see the different types of tasks in the first section, which, based on your usage, you can choose between each of those.

Next is the Contact page; that you’ve already been familiar with since you’ve just done it in the previous episode. Next are the charts, which you also used all of them in the MyVaccine project.

The next one is the nice one, Miscellaneous, first you the link options, as you can see there are different types of links you can use, then you have featured Content that if you press the heart, you can see the Content, I can easily remember the feature content of the app store, I don’t know about you.

And then the last section is about using those different cards together, which you already have a better one called MyVaccine.

By using all the knowledge I gave you plus this catalog, you can make any app with all sorts of tasks and cards using CareKit now.