TabView-NavigableView

Overview

The application manages multiple navigation states for different tabs and supports modal presentations with individual navigation contexts.

Key Components

TabView_NavigableViewApp

• Description: The entry point of the SwiftUI application, setting up the main window group containing the MainTabView.

MainTabView

• Description: Manages the tab view that contains all primary sections of the app. Each tab is backed by its own navigation state to maintain the user's navigation history independently.

NavigableView

• Description: A generic view component that manages the navigation stack for its content. It integrates with NavigationStack to support forward and backward navigation within each tab or modal.

RouteResolver

• Description: Determines the appropriate view to render based on the current navigation route. It simplifies the navigation logic by centralizing route handling.

NavigationState

• Description: Manages the navigation routes for the application, including the ability to push new routes, pop to previous routes, and handle modal presentations.

Route

• Description: An enumeration defining all navigable routes in the application, facilitating easy management and extension of the app's navigation paths.

Features

• Independent Tab Navigation: Each tab maintains its own navigation stack, allowing seamless switching between tabs without losing state.
• Dynamic View Rendering: Based on the navigation state, NavigableView dynamically renders views using RouteResolver.
• Modal Navigation: Supports presenting modals with their own navigation stacks, ideal for complex sub-flows within modals.
• Comprehensive State Management: Through NavigationState, the app handles complex navigational interactions, ensuring robust state management across the user interface.

Usage Examples

WIP