Includes

Includes let you bring in arbitrary HTML from your Includes directory.

For example, the HTML below was imported from Includes/important.html

Include("important.html")

This is an included file.

Loading arbitrary data

If you want to load arbitrary resources for parsing in your Swift code, you should create a folder called Resources then you have three options.

Each option requires you to add @Environment(\.decode) var decode as a property for your page.

First, decode.url(forResource:) tells you the full path to a file in Resources.

Second, decode.data(forResource:) locates a file in Resources and loads it into a Data instance. This uses decode.url(forResource:) internally.

And third, decode(_:as:) locates a JSON file, loads it into a Data instance, then decodes it to a Decodable type of your choosing. This uses decode.data(forResource:) internally, which in turn uses decode.url(forResource:).

For example, this project contains some JSON in Resources/quotes.json, so we can display its contents using the below:

if let quotes = decode("quotes.json", as: [String].self) {
    ForEach(quotes) { quote in
        Quote {
            quote
        }
    }
}

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