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Update Swiftui Apis

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avdlee·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Automatically updates SwiftUI APIs in your project to maintain compatibility and leverage latest features.

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    Run this in your project

    terminal
    $ npx skills add avdlee/swiftui-agent-skill --skill update-swiftui-apis -a claude-code

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avdlee

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About this skill

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to automatically update SwiftUI APIs within codebases, ensuring projects remain compatible with the latest iOS and macOS frameworks. It streamlines the maintenance of Swift applications by handling necessary API migrations without manual intervention.

When to use it

  • Framework Upgrades: When upgrading a project from an older Xcode version to one with breaking SwiftUI changes.
  • API Deprecation Handling: Automatically replacing deprecated modifiers or views with their modern equivalents.
  • Continuous Integration: Running updates as part of a CI/CD pipeline before deploying to production environments.
  • Legacy Code Modernization: Refactoring existing codebases that rely on outdated SwiftUI syntax to match current standards.

Key capabilities

  • Identifies and locates deprecated or obsolete SwiftUI API usage in source files.
  • Applies necessary code transformations to align with the latest framework versions.
  • Maintains project structure while updating specific API calls and modifiers.

Example prompts

  • "Update all deprecated .frame() usages in my SwiftUI project to use the new layout system."
  • "Migrate this view model to use the latest SwiftUI Combine syntax instead of RxSwift."
  • "Check if any @StateObject instances are using outdated lifecycle management and update them."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your local environment matches the target iOS or macOS version before running updates, as some APIs may require specific deployment targets. Always review generated changes manually, especially for complex views where automatic migration might miss context-specific nuances.