🚨 Turn Your iPhone into a Seismometer! Hello friends! Today we are diving into a great SwiftUI project with you. We will make a seismometer application that measures vibrations and acceleration using your device's sensors and visualises real-time data. You will discover how to get accelerometer data with CoreMotion, how to visualise this data with SwiftUI, and how to create a user-friendly interface. Let's shake up the code world and start this exciting project! 🔍 Project Highlights Motion Detection: - Utilizing CoreMotion to capture pitch, roll, and z-axis acceleration. Real-time Data Display: - A sleek and interactive UI to visualize sensor data. Gauge Background: - Custom gauge design for a professional look. Fixed-Length Formatting: - Neat and consistent display of numerical data. 🔍 Here's a breakdown of the key files and their functionalities: DoubleExtension - This file contains an extension for the Double type, providing a method to format a double value as a fixed-length string. This is useful for displaying sensor data in a consistent format. MotionDetector - This class handles the motion detection using the device's motion sensors. It uses CoreMotion to get device motion updates and publishes the pitch, roll, and z-axis acceleration values. GaugeBackground - This struct provides the background for the gauge used in the seismometer view, representing the graphical interface of the sensor data. SeismometerView - This struct represents the main view of the seismometer, displaying the sensor data in a graphical format. It includes a rotating needle and text displaying the z-axis acceleration. ContentView - This struct represents the main content view, initializing and managing the lifecycle of the MotionDetector. Platform: IOS17+ 🔔 Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to SwiftUICodes for more tutorials and templates! 💡 Get Source Code