Structures

The context used in a UIViewControllerRepresentable type.

The context used in a UIViewRepresentable type.

Contains the Environment values set by the framework.

Contains merged view values and contextual information while traversing a view hierarchy.

Contains originating attributes of a view update transaction

A type that describes properties of an animation

This type will handle events of a user’s tap gesture.

This type will handle events of a user’s drag gesture.

The inset distances for the sides of a rectangle.

A type that specifies the alignment of the content inside its container.

A proxy for access to the size and coordinate space (for anchor resolution) of the container view.

A type that represents the presentation mode of a view.

A type that represents a font and its configuration.

A type that contains the configuration of a button style.

A type representing a geometry angle.

A plain list style to be a applied to a List.

A grouped list style to be a applied to a List.

An inset grouped list style to be a applied to a List.

A type that represents a transition used by a view when being added or removed from a hierarchy.

Type that represents a system alert. Use it to customize the texts and actions that will be shown in the alert.

Type that represents a system action sheet. Use it to customize the texts and actions that will be shown in the action sheet.

A container whose view content children will be presented as a menu items in a contextual menu after completion of the standard system gesture.

The controls contained in a ContextMenu should be related to the context they are being shown from.

Represents the values of a view, which can be customized by view modifiers. For internal use only.

A view that creates views based on data. This view itself has no visual representation. Adding a background to this view, for example, will have no effect.

A group is a convenience view that groups multiple views into a single view. This view has no visual representation and does not affect the subviews layouts in any way.

Use this when the number of elements inside a ViewBuilder exceeds the limit.

This view arranges subviews horizontally.

A list of elements that creates each subview on demand.

Creates a view that can scroll its subviews. Unlike a List, all subviews are created together with this view.

A tab view that is shown at the bottom of the screen.

Important: This view will add a tab view at the root screen in the application.

This view arranges subviews vertically.

This view arranges subviews one in front of the other, using the z axis.

A view that can be tapped by the user to trigger some action.

A view that displays a wheel-style date picker that allows selecting a date in the range.

A view into which the user securely enters private text.

A view that displays a range of values, and a knob that allows selecting a value in the range.

A view that allows text input in one line.

A view that can be turned on and off.

An empty view with no content.

A view that adds padding to another view.

A view that adds navigation capabilities to a whole view hierarchy. Add only one NavigationView per view hierarchy.

By adding a NavigationView, a navigation bar will be shown by default.

This view will perform navigation when triggered by the user. The behavior of this view is same as a Button, but the action is predefined to navigate to a specified View.

A view that represents a color.

By default, a Color that is directly rendered in a view hierarchy will expand both horizontally and vertically infinitely as much as its parent view allows it to.

A view that creates a line divider for dividing content.

When used inside a VStack, the divider will display a horizontal line.

When used inside a HStack, the divider will display a vertical line.

Otherwise, the divider will always display a horizontal line.

A container view that provides its children a GeometryProxy value with it’s own frame.

By default this view’s dimensions are flexible.

A view that renders an image.

A view that displays a list of values, from which one can be selected.

By Default a picker view style will be used. If you want to use a different style, modify the view with the .pickerStyle(_) method.

A Picker style that renders a segmented control view.

A view that expands infinitely as much as it is allowed by its parent view. Spacers should only be used inside HStack or VStack, otherwise it’s behavior will be undefined.

When inside a HStack, the spacer will expand horizontally.

When inside a VStack, the spacer will expand vertically.

A view that represents a read only text

A view that represents a Capsule shape.

A view that represents a Circle shape.

A view that represents a Ellipse shape.

A view that represents a Rectangle shape.

A view that represents a RoundedRectangle shape.

Type that hold style properties of a stroke.