Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Silver Spring, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m building a SwiftUI app that relies on Unity for its core single-player gameplay. The Unity framework is already in the project, but I need someone who can finish the wiring so the two technologies behave like one smooth stack.

Your job is to:
• Embed the Unity runtime cleanly inside the SwiftUI lifecycle, exposing it through a UIViewControllerRepresentable wrapper.
• Guard against common lifecycle pitfalls—app backgrounding, returning to foreground, memory warnings—so the game pauses and resumes exactly once and releases resources properly.
• Set up fast, type-safe two-way messaging:
‑ From SwiftUI buttons and other controls to Unity methods.
‑ From Unity back to SwiftUI to trigger state changes and animations.

I’ll provide the current Xcode workspace and a stripped-down Unity scene that compiles to iOS. You return:
1. The wrapper and any supporting managers or extensions.
2. A concise README explaining how to send/receive events, plus any changes made to AppDelegate/SceneDelegate.
3. A quick demo showing a SwiftUI button altering a Unity object, and a Unity event toggling a SwiftUI animation.

If you’ve shipped a SwiftUI-Unity hybrid before, this should be straightforward. Let me know your timeline and any clarifying questions—looking forward to getting this gameplay live inside SwiftUI." (client-provided description)