ComposableArchitecture

The Composable Architecture (TCA, for short) is a library for building applications in a consistent

Documentation Structure

Getting started (Articles/GettingStarted.md): Learn how to integrate the Composable Architecture into your project and write your first
Dependencies (Articles/DependencyManagement.md): Learn how to register dependencies with the library so that they can be immediately accessible from
Testing (Articles/TestingTCA.md): Learn how to write comprehensive and exhaustive tests for your features built in the Composable
Navigation (Articles/Navigation.md): Learn how to use the navigation tools in the library, including how to best model your domains, how
Sharing state (Articles/SharingState.md): Learn techniques for sharing state throughout many parts of your application, and how to persist
Performance (Articles/Performance.md): Learn how to improve the performance of features built in the Composable Architecture.
Frequently asked questions (Articles/FAQ.md): A collection of some of the most common questions and comments people have concerning the library.

Sharing state (Articles/SharingState.md): Learn techniques for sharing state throughout many parts of your application, and how to persist

Testing (Articles/TestingTCA.md): Learn how to write comprehensive and exhaustive tests for your features built in the Composable

Adopting Swift concurrency (Articles/SwiftConcurrency.md): Learn how to write safe, concurrent effects using Swift's structured concurrency.
SwiftUI Integration (Extensions/SwiftUIIntegration.md): Integrating the Composable Architecture into a SwiftUI application.
Observation backport (Articles/ObservationBackport.md): Learn how the Observation framework from Swift 5.9 was backported to support iOS 16 and earlier,
UIKit Integration (Extensions/UIKit.md): Integrating the Composable Architecture into a UIKit application.

Migration guides (Articles/MigrationGuides.md): Learn how to upgrade your application to the newest version of the Composable Architecture.

Documentation is organized progressively from getting started to advanced topics
Start with the Introduction or Getting Started section
Consult specific guides for detailed information

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