SwiftUI: Identifiable Protocol
The identifiable protocol uses an identifier (id) to allow SwiftUI to create unique elements with a stable notion of identity to a class or value type.
Written by Oscar de la Hera Gomez
First published on 08/14/2024 at 11:57
Last Updated on 08/16/2024 at 13:52
The identifiable protocol uses an identifier (id) to allow SwiftUI to create unique elements with a stable notion of identity to a class or value type.
SubscribeDownload Open Source SwiftUI Starter ProjectDownload Open Source VisionOS Starter ProjectAn example use of a @Identifiable protocol can be found below and was found in Apple's WWDC20: Introduction to SwiftUI.
An example of implementing the Identifiable protocol within a struct.
An example use of the struct within a list.
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