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We can easily detect this by adding the вЂњonEditingChangedвЂќ closure to the TextField. The user starts its search process by tapping the TextField in the SearchBar. SearchBar(searchText: $searchText, searching: $searching)

var searching: BoolДЄgain, we initialize this accordingly in our ContentView. We pass this on to our SearchBar as a Binding. For this purpose, we add a corresponding State to our ContentView. To do this, we need to be aware of when the user starts the search. We also want to provide a вЂњCancelвЂќ button while searching. Once the user taps on the TextField to start searching, we want to change the navigation bar title. struct ContentView: View Changing our interface while searching рџ‘ЁвЂЌрџ’» We put all possible matches into an array, which we initialize inside our ContentView. For this purpose, we use the pre-generated ContentView. LetвЂ™s start with creating a new Xcode project and naming it вЂњMyFruitsвЂќ.Д«efore we implement our search bar, we need a corresponding list that contains all possible search results. With a few tricks we can easily create and customise our own SwiftUI search bar. However, this should not prevent us from using them in our SwiftUI apps. Unfortunately, SwiftUI does not (yet) offer us a native search bar that we can use for our apps.

This is how our finished search bar will look like: We wonвЂ™t use the UIKit framework for this but build our search bar using native SwiftUI views only.

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Today we will learn how to build a fully functional search bar for our SwiftUI apps. Hello and welcome to a new SwiftUI tutorial.

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