I'm wondering how to change the default system background color given to iOS apps, respective of dark/light mode. I know that UIColor.systemBackground
can be used to read the background color, but is there a way to actually change it?
For example, when you create a blank XCode project, the canvas is, by default, white. Is there a way to change UIColor.systemBackground
so that it shows something different? (Is this even possible?)
You cannot modify it directly systemBackground
because it is declared as a read-only class property. But it is declared as open
though, so you can do something like:
class MyColor: UIColor {
override class var systemBackground: UIColor {
return .systemRed
}
}
And use it like MyColor.systemBackground
.
I find this approach unnecessary though, I would just recommend creating your own utility/helper class to define your own color palette and avoid inheriting from UIColor.
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