You can either download a new beta from Apple Developer or use a handy app i’ll have a video on soon called xcodes.app which lets you manage different versions 👌🏾
One additional comment on this and I’m reluctant to share as I’m grateful for what you do! Having said that, the coding for this is confusing if you are following these videos in sequence. I completed the first video and then moved on to this. I assumed I could simply continue with the code base as we left at the end of the last video. Wrong assumption. I kept finding pieces of code that were either missing or changed from the first video. Finally realized during the segment when you added the save function that I’m missing a bunch of code. I need to scrap and start over using the git samples for this video. I think this could be explained better. I feel it is a logical progression to move from one video to the next while continuing the same project. I hope that makes sense.
Hey, I’m pretty sure I reference that this video is built on top of a previous one and is part of a course 😅 (Yep I do in the intro section & warning section) I highly suggest following the entire playlist/course which you can find a link to below ruclips.net/p/PLvUWi5tdh92wZ5_iDMcBpenwTgFNan9T7&si=DREJdYaDgntH0tEo
Thanks for the follow-up. That is exactly my point. That is, if you are following along in sequence on the playlist, as I was, one would assume that the ending status of code in the prior video (eg, ContentView or CreateTodoView at the end of video 1) would be equivalent to the starting point when the next video (1:many relationships) starts. That is not the case and the continuity is lost. After I finish video 1, I need to figure out the delta’s for the starting point for video 2. Maybe I am missing something. Again, not complaining!! I’m super grateful for what you do. You do an awesome job explaining things. I love it. Just sharing what seems to be a confusing transition between vids. I’ll leave it alone now. I know what to expect! It’s all good… thanks again for your service to the SwiftUI community!! Cheers
@@jayelevy I’m not too sure what else to here, for every video in this course. I provide starter files and final files in my GitHub repo so you can easily pickup and follow along. The only way around this is if I created a long video with everything combined which would be huge. Maybe i’ll start making it extra clear in my vids that you’ll need to watch previous videos and or get the starter files from GitHub to avoid confusion 👌🏾 Because it is meant to flow between videos where you can pick stuff up, i think the problem here is that its not clear that you can use the starter files to dive into the code straight away
Nice video, could you perhaps complete the serie and add many to many relationships too? For example let's say insert sub-todo or I mean list into this list, I will really appreciate that. Thank you so much ❤
@@tundsdevhow do we implement 2 models when one consists an array of other model. Imagin tag could have different variables and then ToDo event can consist an array of them? I have been trying to create this type of database- unfortunately without success:(
Thanks for the video! Brilliant tutorial, but is there something missing just before 8:10? I couldn't see where you added the new buttons to the main view?
Thanks and if you keep watching to when I save data you’ll see the SwiftUI code, also the final code is in the description box too. Since I wanted to keep this vid short 👌🏾
As of Xcode 15 beta... 4? 5?, the @relationship macro requires a deleteRule tag, i.e., at 5:01, you need... @Relationship(deleteRule: .nullify, inverse: \Category.items) (I just noticed that this is mentioned in the comment regarding the crash at 9:41, but I wasn't even looking at that that since I was seeing problems at 5:01.)
In Xcode 15.4, I am encountering errors at 7:05. The error reads: "Struct 'ViewBuilder' requires that 'EmptyTableRowContent' conform to 'View'" and Static method 'buildExpression' requires that 'TextField' conform to 'TableRowContent'. It would be great if you could update the app using Xcode 15.4 for iOS 17.
Hey can you download the final source code in the description box, i've ran project and the only thing that needs to be removed is the .nullify since there's no need to specify this anymore and also it's worth noting that this video was created when xcode 15 and swiftdata was still in beta.
Thanks for another great tutorial! Despite taking your advice and adding the code to set category.items = empty array and set title = empty string when adding a category, I'm still crashing when deleting a newly added category. The problem seems to be because we are trying to access the title property of a category item that may have already been removed due to the ForEach loop? Any ideas?
Thanks & Hmmm I wasn’t getting this behaviour anymore with crashes after testing this out a few times. Like I said at the start with my warning it could be an Xcode Beta issue. I’d open up a feedback and post on the developer forums 👌🏾
Yet another great set of videos! Thank you for what you do. I am getting an error “Type ‘Schema.Relationship.Option’ has no member ‘nullify’” in the Item model definition on the @Relationship line (code copied directly from your git). I’m wondering if this is a beta bug? Though, I’ve searched and see no reference to this. I’m stuck.
Hey man thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Also as well I added a pinned comment with this fix also you can check out that pinned comment and the thread with any updates you’ll need to change 👌🏾
Do you mind explaining the property wrappers? All of these new ones are throwing me for a loop? @Bindable vs @Query is the thing that is catching me off guard. So you create the model on the class with @Model but you link it with @Query? If you want to change something is that when @Bindable comes into play? Yes that helps! Thank you. Also real credit to you to respond to comments so quickly.
Hey man sure @Query = This is a macro that allows us to execute queries to fetch data from SwiftData. Its part of SwiftData. @Bindable = This is part of the new Observation framework & allows us to listen to changes and make changes to classes marked with the new Observable macro you don’t want to use this unless you want to create some kind of state. By default the Model macro (i’ll get onto in a sec) uses this to allow you to update your SwiftData storage and listen to changes/make your UI react. @Model = This is part of SwiftData, it allows you to mark your models/schema that you’ll be working with and saving/fetching. So you mark your class with this macro to let SwiftData know this is your schema and your container to know this is what you’ll be working with Hope this helps
Great video Tunds. I think the crash you are experiencing may be tied to the new autosave feature implemented with SwiftData. I can consistently get my code to crash by deleting after an insert. To solve this, after the code to perform an insert: .insert(task) or .insert(category) Place an explicit call to the modelContext to save inside a do...catch: do { try modelContext.save() } catch { fatalError("Fatal error saving in function/class \(error), \(error.localizedDescription)") } I know it's not ideal, but I can't get the app to crash anymore. Maybe Apple will fix this in future betas.
I tried to change the code a bit to extract the actual toDoCell from the contentView into its own view. Everything works fine except when i delete a category the content view doesn't refresh and remove the category like it does in the original code. Can this not be done like that?
Hello Brother, I have one Question ❓ I want to provide an icon & color at the time of creating todo. For that i had created antother view which had all SFsymbols, which is presented in sheet from where I can select the icon & that icon should be selected on the create todo view. But i m not able to do that. I way I was able to achive that result was buy create a model for Icon, same as you did for category. But that will use extra resources on the app, because I had created the relationship for Icon with TODO. Not is not approprate. Because we have all icon in sheet & from that sheet we just want that which icon was selected & should add that icon name String into todo. We cant append icon into todo because we have not still created new todo. Home View → Create Todo View → Icon Sheet → Create Todo View If I have 10 to 20 icon I can make array in the Create Todo View & that will work. I can do that. But I cant pass selected icon from Icon Sheet to Create Todo View. Can you make a Video 🎞 in which we can you can add icon & color on create category or create todo view. And categories should also not be on create todo view. If they are with the page we are able to select. But if we move it to another sheet we are not able to select it from there. So please also extract category selection from another sheet. In real apps user has lot of categories. Video Explaination : ruclips.net/video/LQeDWEQf23E/видео.html Blog Link : noteplan.co/n/2D6DF362-6B45-4908-959C-106205FD4B99
My version of the button. // START - New ToDo button VStack { Spacer() // Push content to the right // New ToDo button Button(action: { showCreate.toggle() }) { HStack { Image(systemName: "plus.circle.fill") .foregroundColor(.blue) // Icon color Text("New ToDo") .foregroundColor(.blue) // Text color } .padding(.vertical, 10) .padding(.horizontal) .background(Color.white) // Button's background color .cornerRadius(20) // Pill shape .shadow(color: .gray, radius: 2, x: 0, y: 2) // Shadow for depth } .padding(.trailing, 180) // To match the floating button's right padding .padding(.bottom, 20) // To match the floating button's bottom padding }
⚠ The crash at 9:41 is a known issue & has a workaround also by calling modelContext.save() after the deletion of an item
Starting from Xcode 15 Beta 6
You’ll need to specify the delete rule parameter in the Macro i.e
@Relationship(deleteRule: .nullify)
@@tundsdev how do we upgrade our beta five to beta six? Thanks.
You can either download a new beta from Apple Developer or use a handy app i’ll have a video on soon called xcodes.app which lets you manage different versions 👌🏾
One additional comment on this and I’m reluctant to share as I’m grateful for what you do!
Having said that, the coding for this is confusing if you are following these videos in sequence. I completed the first video and then moved on to this. I assumed I could simply continue with the code base as we left at the end of the last video. Wrong assumption. I kept finding pieces of code that were either missing or changed from the first video. Finally realized during the segment when you added the save function that I’m missing a bunch of code. I need to scrap and start over using the git samples for this video. I think this could be explained better. I feel it is a logical progression to move from one video to the next while continuing the same project.
I hope that makes sense.
Hey,
I’m pretty sure I reference that this video is built on top of a previous one and is part of a course 😅
(Yep I do in the intro section & warning section)
I highly suggest following the entire playlist/course which you can find a link to below
ruclips.net/p/PLvUWi5tdh92wZ5_iDMcBpenwTgFNan9T7&si=DREJdYaDgntH0tEo
Thanks for the follow-up. That is exactly my point. That is, if you are following along in sequence on the playlist, as I was, one would assume that the ending status of code in the prior video (eg, ContentView or CreateTodoView at the end of video 1) would be equivalent to the starting point when the next video (1:many relationships) starts. That is not the case and the continuity is lost. After I finish video 1, I need to figure out the delta’s for the starting point for video 2.
Maybe I am missing something. Again, not complaining!! I’m super grateful for what you do. You do an awesome job explaining things. I love it. Just sharing what seems to be a confusing transition between vids.
I’ll leave it alone now. I know what to expect! It’s all good… thanks again for your service to the SwiftUI community!! Cheers
@@jayelevy I’m not too sure what else to here, for every video in this course. I provide starter files and final files in my GitHub repo so you can easily pickup and follow along. The only way around this is if I created a long video with everything combined which would be huge.
Maybe i’ll start making it extra clear in my vids that you’ll need to watch previous videos and or get the starter files from GitHub to avoid confusion 👌🏾
Because it is meant to flow between videos where you can pick stuff up, i think the problem here is that its not clear that you can use the starter files to dive into the code straight away
Thanks for your responses. Now… I need to get back to the videos!! 🍻
Solid tutorial and great explanations!! 💪🏾💪🏾
Glad you liked it!
Nice video, could you perhaps complete the serie and add many to many relationships too? For example let's say insert sub-todo or I mean list into this list, I will really appreciate that. Thank you so much ❤
Thanks for the idea! That would still be a One to many relationship, for many to many a tags functionality would work for that 👀
@@tundsdevhow do we implement 2 models when one consists an array of other model. Imagin tag could have different variables and then ToDo event can consist an array of them? I have been trying to create this type of database- unfortunately without success:(
Thanks. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
A great follow up
Thanks 👌🏾
Thanks for the video! Brilliant tutorial, but is there something missing just before 8:10? I couldn't see where you added the new buttons to the main view?
Thanks and if you keep watching to when I save data you’ll see the SwiftUI code, also the final code is in the description box too. Since I wanted to keep this vid short 👌🏾
Fair enough and yes, I picked it up from your GitHub - thanks for sharing 🙂
As of Xcode 15 beta... 4? 5?, the @relationship macro requires a deleteRule tag, i.e., at 5:01, you need...
@Relationship(deleteRule: .nullify, inverse: \Category.items)
(I just noticed that this is mentioned in the comment regarding the crash at 9:41, but I wasn't even looking at that that since I was seeing problems at 5:01.)
👋🏾 yep both are mentioned in the pinned comments, i filmed this video using Xcode 15 b1 the delete rule changes were made from b6
In Xcode 15.4, I am encountering errors at 7:05. The error reads: "Struct 'ViewBuilder' requires that 'EmptyTableRowContent' conform to 'View'" and Static method 'buildExpression' requires that 'TextField' conform to 'TableRowContent'. It would be great if you could update the app using Xcode 15.4 for iOS 17.
Hey can you download the final source code in the description box, i've ran project and the only thing that needs to be removed is the .nullify since there's no need to specify this anymore and also it's worth noting that this video was created when xcode 15 and swiftdata was still in beta.
@@tundsdev fair enough. Thank you for your amazing content!
super awesome video. Love it.
This was really helpful, I was about to bang my head into a wall after the worst relationships examples given in WWDC23. Thanks a ton
I walked, so you can run. Glad you enjoyed the video and check out the whole series in the description box 👌🏾
sure 🤩
Thanks for another great tutorial!
Despite taking your advice and adding the code to set category.items = empty array and set title = empty string when adding a category, I'm still crashing when deleting a newly added category. The problem seems to be because we are trying to access the title property of a category item that may have already been removed due to the ForEach loop?
Any ideas?
Thanks & Hmmm I wasn’t getting this behaviour anymore with crashes after testing this out a few times. Like I said at the start with my warning it could be an Xcode Beta issue. I’d open up a feedback and post on the developer forums 👌🏾
Yet another great set of videos! Thank you for what you do.
I am getting an error “Type ‘Schema.Relationship.Option’ has no member ‘nullify’” in the Item model definition on the @Relationship line (code copied directly from your git). I’m wondering if this is a beta bug? Though, I’ve searched and see no reference to this. I’m stuck.
Hey man thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Also as well I added a pinned comment with this fix also you can check out that pinned comment and the thread with any updates you’ll need to change 👌🏾
Ah, thanks mate! My apologies… I didn’t see that embedded within the top pinned item.
No worries tbh i will update the pinned tweet so its clearer
Do you mind explaining the property wrappers? All of these new ones are throwing me for a loop? @Bindable vs @Query is the thing that is catching me off guard. So you create the model on the class with @Model but you link it with @Query? If you want to change something is that when @Bindable comes into play?
Yes that helps! Thank you. Also real credit to you to respond to comments so quickly.
Hey man sure
@Query = This is a macro that allows us to execute queries to fetch data from SwiftData. Its part of SwiftData.
@Bindable = This is part of the new Observation framework & allows us to listen to changes and make changes to classes marked with the new Observable macro you don’t want to use this unless you want to create some kind of state. By default the Model macro (i’ll get onto in a sec) uses this to allow you to update your SwiftData storage and listen to changes/make your UI react.
@Model = This is part of SwiftData, it allows you to mark your models/schema that you’ll be working with and saving/fetching. So you mark your class with this macro to let SwiftData know this is your schema and your container to know this is what you’ll be working with
Hope this helps
Nice video! and can I know the .onAppear{} and .onAppear(perform: {}) is exactly same?
Yes, it is
Great video Tunds. I think the crash you are experiencing may be tied to the new autosave feature implemented with SwiftData. I can consistently get my code to crash by deleting after an insert. To solve this, after the code to perform an insert:
.insert(task) or .insert(category)
Place an explicit call to the modelContext to save inside a do...catch:
do {
try modelContext.save()
} catch {
fatalError("Fatal error saving in function/class \(error), \(error.localizedDescription)")
}
I know it's not ideal, but I can't get the app to crash anymore. Maybe Apple will fix this in future betas.
This was the confirmed workaround by Apple in Xcode 15 Beta 2. Once it's been resolved there will be no need to do this anymore
I tried to change the code a bit to extract the actual toDoCell from the contentView into its own view. Everything works fine except when i delete a category the content view doesn't refresh and remove the category like it does in the original code. Can this not be done like that?
Hello Brother,
I have one Question ❓
I want to provide an icon & color at the time of creating todo.
For that i had created antother view which had all SFsymbols, which is presented in sheet from where I can select the icon & that icon should be selected on the create todo view. But i m not able to do that.
I way I was able to achive that result was buy create a model for Icon, same as you did for category. But that will use extra resources on the app, because I had created the relationship for Icon with TODO. Not is not approprate.
Because we have all icon in sheet & from that sheet we just want that which icon was selected & should add that icon name String into todo.
We cant append icon into todo because we have not still created new todo.
Home View → Create Todo View → Icon Sheet → Create Todo View
If I have 10 to 20 icon I can make array in the Create Todo View & that will work. I can do that. But I cant pass selected icon from Icon Sheet to Create Todo View.
Can you make a Video 🎞 in which we can you can add icon & color on create category or create todo view.
And categories should also not be on create todo view. If they are with the page we are able to select. But if we move it to another sheet we are not able to select it from there. So please also extract category selection from another sheet. In real apps user has lot of categories.
Video Explaination : ruclips.net/video/LQeDWEQf23E/видео.html
Blog Link : noteplan.co/n/2D6DF362-6B45-4908-959C-106205FD4B99
My version of the button.
// START - New ToDo button
VStack {
Spacer() // Push content to the right
// New ToDo button
Button(action: {
showCreate.toggle()
}) {
HStack {
Image(systemName: "plus.circle.fill")
.foregroundColor(.blue) // Icon color
Text("New ToDo")
.foregroundColor(.blue) // Text color
}
.padding(.vertical, 10)
.padding(.horizontal)
.background(Color.white) // Button's background color
.cornerRadius(20) // Pill shape
.shadow(color: .gray, radius: 2, x: 0, y: 2) // Shadow for depth
}
.padding(.trailing, 180) // To match the floating button's right padding
.padding(.bottom, 20) // To match the floating button's bottom padding
}
Github repo is missing from description
It’s not missing its the link is there to all my 2023 content
First person to spot the mistake in the intro wins nothing
Upload the start up file lol
That’s not the mistake, but those files should be in the repo now 👌🏾
You didn’t make an array of .modelContent[Items.self, Category.self] in the @main App view …
You are saying "Swift Data" but it writes "Core Data" on the top right. Did I win nothing? :))
You won nothing, yes
Update the relationship by adding deleteRule:
@Relationship(deleteRule: .nullify, inverse: \Category.items)
I explain this in the pinned comment, there were updates in the beta you can see all the updates in the pinned comment and replies
@@tundsdev thank you!
@@tundsdev hi sorry, i can't see the comment, looks you have changed the pin