How to create a list of static items
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How to create a list of static items | SwiftUI by Example
How to create a list of static items
Updated for Xcode 15
To create a static list of items you first need to define what each row in your list should look like. This is a view just like any other, and can have any parameters for data you intend to show in the row. Once you have your row, you can create a List
view that creates as many rows as you need.
For example, this code defines a Pizzeria
view that will show a name
string, then uses that as a row for a List
with three fixed pieces of data:
struct Pizzeria: View {
let name: String
var body: some View {
Text("Restaurant: \(name)")
}
}
struct ContentView: View {
var body: some View {
List {
Pizzeria(name: "Joe's Original")
Pizzeria(name: "The Real Joe's Original")
Pizzeria(name: "Original Joe's")
}
}
}
When that code runs you'll see three rows in a table, just like you would have had with UITableView
in UIKit or NSTableView
in AppKit.
You don't need to make each row use the same view type, so you can mix and match row views as you need.
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