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.

I’m attempting to build a todo app using SwiftUI + Swift Data. I’ve created a model like this:

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.

I have a @Model class like so:

Let’s say I have a class like this:

Watched Paul Hudson long SwiftData Tutorial and wanted to modify it by putting in the built-in ContentUnavailableView.search “No Search Results” view and also a custom “ContentUnavailableView” when there are no physical records/objects in SwiftData Person class to start. This custom View has an “add” button.

Was watching Paul Hudson – Hacking with Swift 2 hour plus video that he did in December on birthday and followed everything fine. I have an OK understanding of SwiftUI but learning. The ContentView drives the creation and searching of People. PeopleView let us refactor most of the body so that we could change the searching / sorting dynamically.

Note:a visually different project class EventModel { var eventName: String var eventDate: Date var backgroundColor: String var iconName: String var notification: Bool } @Environment(.modelContext) var context @Query(sort: EventModel.eventDate) private var events: [EventModel] List { ForEach(events) { index in EventView(state: model.makeEventCellViewState(event: index)) .onTapGesture { model.eventToEdit = index } } .onDelete { indexSet in for index in […]

I am trying to code a SwiftUI app in iOS which will utilize SwiftData and import the data from a CSV file within the app package. However, it is not loading the data. As you can see below, the view is using a list and foreach to go through the entries in the class/array of Shop. The CSV file has two ‘shops’ in it, yet none show on the view. Any help is appreciated!

I am trying to learn SwiftData, so I created a very simple app (macOS) to learn the basics. I ran into what turns out to be very odd behavior (at least I am not understanding).