Hierarchical navigation gives users options at the top with a deeper structure underneath. SwiftUI uses the NavigationStack you learned about in the previous lesson to produce single-column navigation. While this works well on small device screens like the iPhone, you can provide more flexible layouts using the NavigationSplitView view, which makes a two or three-column navigation view. In this lesson, you’ll create this view to use hierarchical navigation compatible with multiple platforms.
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Preparing the Sidebar Buttons
With this structure in place, you can fill in the two columns. First, create the sidebar list that will drive the navigation. Above the WelcomeView implementation, add the following code:
Before moving to the details view, you’ll improve the button’s appearance from the current plain text. Create a new SwiftUI View named WelcomeButtonView.swift. Replace the default view with:
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Showing the Details
Open FlightStatusBoard.swift inside the FlightStatusBoard group. The contents should look familiar since it’s your WelcomeView.swift from the end of lesson one with a few changes. The view removes the header and image and now expects you to provide a flights parameter with the list of flights.
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Passing Data Between Views in Hierarchical Navigation
The basics of passing data around the navigation stack are simple. You can send the data as a read-only variable or pass a binding to allow the child view to make changes you want reflected in the parent view. That works well for direct cases, but as the view hierarchy’s size and complexity increase, you’ll find that sending information becomes more complicated.
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The lesson begins with the description of the concept of hierarchical navigation. From there it introduces the NavigationSplitView
view and the implementation of two and three column navigation and the sidebar. The lesson then shows implementing content views
and linking them to the sidebar. The lesson concludes with the implementation of paths and programmatically performing navigation.
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