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Peek and PopĪs the user presses more deeply, interaction proceeds through three phases: Similarly, you can add your quick action which you want do on 3D touch. when 3D touch made on app icon it shows quick action called “Show Pictures” and tap this it will show viewController which I instantiated in performActionFor shortcut item.

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In AppDelegate, add performActionFor shortcutItem function and insert below code in that if shortcutItem.type = 'UIApplicationShortcutItemType' Īdding UIApplicationShortcutitems array in ist source code: UIApplicationShortcutItems UIApplicationShortcutItemIconType UIApplicationShortcutIconAdd UIApplicationShortcutItemTitle Show Pictures UIApplicationShortcutItemType addBundleIdentifier.showPictures After that, you have to define UIApplicationShortcutItems array in your app’s ist. For each item, you have to create an instance of UIApplicationShortcutItem. Dynamic Quick Actionĭynamic quick action are generated at runtime and reflect some kind of user behavior by using code. They are immediately available after installing the app even before the very first launch. Static quick actions are generated at compile-time and always stay the same. This action is automatically provided by the operating system.

As you may have noticed, apps are providing a fifth quick action, called “Share”. So if you define three static quick actions and two dynamic quick actions, all of the three static quick actions will be displayed, but only one of the dynamic quick actions. Additionally, static quick actions will be prioritized. You can define more quick actions, but not more than four of them will be displayed. Every app can have at most four quick actions. The quick action is subdivided into static and dynamic. You can use it, to quickly access a certain part of the app or to trigger an action. Quick action is nothing but When you force touch an app icon, a menu will be presented.

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