Easily Add Filtering In SwiftData Using Searchable 🕵🏾‍♂️ | Filter in SwiftData | #3

Easily Add Filtering In SwiftData Using Searchable 🕵🏾‍♂️ | Filter in SwiftData

Build A To-Do List App using SwiftData (Swift Data Tutorials)

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*Timestamps:*

00:00 - Intro
00:17 - How To Add A Searchbar In SwiftUI
01:18 - How To Filter Data In SwiftData
06:53 - How To Filter On Multiple Properties In SwiftData
09:44 - Handling empty states in SwiftData

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So, how do you filter data in SwiftData using SwiftUI? Well, it's actually quite simple. In this SwiftData Tutorial. We'll be taking a look at how to filter data in SwiftData using the searchable modifier in SwiftUI.

We'll be filtering out our to-do items' title and category names to display the relevant to-do items to the user.

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[samuelhcohen]

Watched a few tutorials before I found this one. None of them clicked until this! Thank you, my friend!

[silcalderale]

You're my absolute favorite YouTuber !!! I'm learning so much watching your videos, and I'm very close to launch my first app; and not just that but you're fun to watch!!! Thank you!!!

[DugRutBV]

thank-you. I've been working on this problem for weeks, I was trying to use - init(sort: - but that was getting me no where. this solution seems too easy and works great

[andres]

You came in clutch many times ever since i started making my app a few weeks ago. Always had a video for whatever frustrating roadblock i was in. Really appreciate you sharing what you learned with everyone else, I could not fathom having to spend hours figuring this out on my own just by reading documentation. Thanks.

[nileshjdarji]

I am extremely enjoying your this series. Great Job. I learned some cool stuff.

[LG-veus]

very good video, well explained and worked perfectly for my application... keep up the great work!

[dmacharo]

This is a great one! How would you go about hiding the search bar when there are no To-Dos yet? Since the .searchable modifier does not directly support conditional application, would you recommend going with a conditional view structure?

[pgong]

Fantastic video you made and great ways to have a searching bar . I have a question: if I accidentally delete the item, how do I restore it, or how do I make a query that filters all deleted items and show them on a view where i can restore the items that i want to ?

[JenniferHolub-gx]

LOVE your videos!! Can you filter on the Date?? I can not seem to right code for the comparable to give me all items due on one date.

[mr_shift]

Thanks so much for this series! It's really helpful!
Just one thing, between video parts, I'm noticing some continuity issues. For example, at 1:12 I see there's code for .sheet, but I don't have that at all. I double-checked the Github repo and that also has what I have. Where did this new code come from? I've been following each video part very closely and did not see any modification to this part of the code in a prior part. Can you please explain or perhaps point to an updated Github repo? Thanks!

[sxmiotb]

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Suggestion: vid no.4 Sync the app with iCloud 😬 no pressure. I don’t need it but it’s just a suggestion. 👋

[nylelevi]

Thanks for the vids man! How would we be able to fetch only items that match today's date?

[DugRutBV]

If I have two LIST on a single View: how can I get the .searchable to work separately for both?

[kenturnbull]

This works for one query on the dataset creating the List but how would filteredItems work when you section the list for Active and Completed items? I ended up in a continuous loop. I'm thinking a List to replace the the display of the two sections when searchquery is not empty and a list with the two sections showing when searchQuery is empty.

[vanylaskywalker]

Could you do a tutorial of download data from a REST API and saving that data into SwiftData?

[kenturnbull]

Just noticed that my filteredItems is returning ONLY Items and not Categories as well. Could it be the definition? Too Quick on the comment didn't watch long enough...sorry.

[markaurelius]

I was wondering why the list was getting redrawn each time a simple computed property was changing, but it is because searchQuery is declared with @State

[wmblemania]

Firstly, thank for this!
Secondly, are you sure this is the right way we should be filtering?
As far as I can see -- and feel free to correct -- we are still fetching 100% of the database.
And then, we're filtering those (possibly thousands) of entries.
If you have, say a diary app, that's going to be a big DB hit after years of use.
It seems to me that we need to be filtering at the query level, with a predicate.
Regards.

[gdrcht]

Value of type '[IngredientItem]' has no member 'Name'

why am i getting this error?

[paypal]

Really good videos buddy! How much do you make on this channel if you don't mind me asking? Is it upwards of $50, 000 per year?