In Swift Playgrounds, we can add personalization and appeal to our projects by adding a cover image. This tutorial shows you how to add a cover image to your Swift Playgrounds project, along with corresponding source code examples.
Step 1: Prepare a cover image
First, you need to prepare a suitable image for the cover. Make sure the image is in a common image format, such as JPEG or PNG. You can choose any image you like to illustrate the theme or purpose of your project.
Step 2: Create a Swift Playgrounds project
Create a new project in your Swift Playgrounds app. You can choose a blank template, or choose another template based on your needs.
Step 3: Add cover image to project resources
In the project navigator, find and select your project. Then, right-click in the project resources list and select the "Add Files to 'YourProjectName'…" option.
Browse and select the cover image file you prepared earlier and click the Add button. This will add the image file to your project.
Step 4: Set cover image
In your project resource list, find and select the cover image file you just added. Then, in the Property Inspector on the right, find the Target Membership section.
Check the "Include in Playgrounds" checkbox to make the cover image available in the playground. Make sure only this checkbox is selected and no other checkboxes are selected.
Step 5: Use the cover image in the Playground
You can now use the cover image in the Playground. Code editor in Playground