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Discover how to address `SwiftUI` animation problems when using external state management. Learn the solution with practical code examples!
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Resolving SwiftUI Animation Issues with State Management

In recent times, SwiftUI has become an excellent framework for building user interfaces on Apple platforms. However, developers can occasionally run into issues, especially when handling state management and animations. One common problem occurs when a toggle is used to trigger animations but fails to do so when moving state management from @State to a newly introduced observation feature.

In this guide, we will discuss the nature of this issue, demonstrate the problem with relevant code examples, and offer a solution that will help integrate animations effectively when using external state management.

The Problem

Many developers use @State to manage simple view state directly within a View. Here's a quick illustration:

Example with @State

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In this example, when the toggle is switched, the "Is On" text appears with a smooth animation.

However, when developers transition to using the new @Observable feature, the animation fails to trigger:

Example with @Observable

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Identifying the Issue

The reason this animated transition doesn’t function as intended with @Observable is primarily due to how SwiftUI expects state changes to propagate and update the UI.

Comparison with ObservableObject

Interestingly, if we switch back to using ObservableObject, the animation works seamlessly:

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The Solution

To address this animation issue when working with @Observable, try using a @Bindable approach. Here’s how you can implement it:

Implementing @Bindable

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Key Takeaways

If animations fail when using @Observable, it may be due to how SwiftUI manages state changes.

The @Bindable property wrapper can help synchronize the state and animations.

Comparing how @State and ObservableObject work can provide insights into proper state management strategies.

Conclusion

Animation in SwiftUI is a powerful feature that, when used correctly, can enhance the user experience. Transitioning state management to observational structures requires an understanding of how state changes propagate through the UI. By leveraging techniques such as @Bindable, developers can maintain smooth animations and improve overall app performance.

If you have any further questions or need help implementing these solutions, don't hesitate to reach out!