Open the starter project for this lesson. You’ll recognize it as the project from lesson two changed back to a two-column view. In this lesson, you’ll adapt the list of flights to take advantage of tabs to view different versions of the flight list quickly.
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struct FlightList: View {
var flights: [FlightInformation]
@State private var path: [FlightInformation] = []
var body: some View {
NavigationStack(path: $path) {
List(flights, id: \.id) { flight in
NavigationLink(flight.statusBoardName, value: flight)
}
.navigationDestination(
for: FlightInformation.self,
destination: { flight in
FlightDetails(flight: flight)
}
)
}
}
}
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Programmatically Tracking Tabs
When the user leaves and exits the new tabbed view, the app will always start back on the Arrivals tab. Remembering the last viewed tab would be a good interface change. To implement that, in FlightStatusBoard.swift, below the hidePast state variable, add the following line:
@AppStorage("FlightStatusCurrentTab") var selectedTab = 1
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This lesson will begin with the description of tabs, how they differ from hierarchical navigation and when to use
them instead. It will then discuss the TabView and tabItem views and how they work together to create a tabbed view.
Then the reader will customize the icons and text for the tabs and learn to set badges on a tab. Finally, the reader
will learn how to programmatically set and track changes to the tabs.
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