Previewing SwiftData Records in Xcode Previews
I am using the following code to preview a view.
Previewing SwiftData Records in Xcode Previews
I am using the following code to preview a view.
Create state array from query results in SwiftUI view using results of a Swift data query
I have the following view which works as I want with an array of objects and now I want to refactor it so that the array of objects is created by iterating over the results of a Swift data query.
Create state array from query results in SwiftUI view using results of a Swift data query
I have the following view which works as I want with an array of objects and now I want to refactor it so that the array of objects is created by iterating over the results of a Swift data query.
Create state array from query results in SwiftUI view using results of a Swift data query
I have the following view which works as I want with an array of objects and now I want to refactor it so that the array of objects is created by iterating over the results of a Swift data query.
Sharing a ModelContainer Instance Between App and WidgetBundle Targets in swiftui
I am encountering an issue when attempting to share the same ModelContainer
instance between two separate targets: App
and WidgetBundle
. To achieve this, I created a StorageController
to manage the ModelContainer
and injected it into both targets.
SwiftUI – ForEach model class variable
I’m attempting to build a todo app using SwiftUI + Swift Data. I’ve created a model like this:
Display a list of objects from SwiftData with a Toggle and no bool in the object
I would like to display a list of objects queried from SwiftData, each objects having a Toggle. I obviously need a bool for each object for the state of the toggle. The usual way of doing things is to put a isChecked
member in the Student
object, but I can’t (the actual code is worse as I don’t have only two courses, maths and physics, but a list of courses coming from a query from the database). Of course, a student can appear in many different courses, so I can’t even have one isChecked
in the Student
object that could work for all the courses.
Description-field in a @Model
I have a @Model
class like so:
How to manually listen for updates to a SwiftData @Model object?
Let’s say I have a class like this: