In SwiftUI, switching between different views typically involves using navigation stacks and modifying the current navigation state. The navigation state can be managed using either a NavigationView or NavigationLink component.
Here are the steps to switch between views in a SwiftUI app:
For example, to switch to a new view when a button is pressed, you can create a NavigationLink and bind it to a state variable that controls whether or not the link is currently active. When the button is pressed, the state variable is toggled and the NavigationLink will transition to the new view.
SwiftUI also provides other methods for transitioning between views, such as modal sheets and popover presentations. These methods typically require using a modifier on the view that initiates the presentation, and specifying the view to present as a parameter to the modifier.
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