swiftui tableview

To work with table views in SwiftUI, you can use the List view, which is a powerful and flexible way to display data in a table-like format. Here are some key points and examples from the WWDC sessions that might help you:

Basic List Usage:
- You can create a list by passing a collection to the List initializer. This will generate views for each element in the collection.
- Example from the session:
```
List(pets) { pet in
    Text(pet.name)
}
```
- This is a simple way to display a list of items, where pets is a collection of pet objects.
Customizing List Rows:
- You can customize each row in the list by using custom views.
- Example from the session:
```
List(pets) { pet in
    PetRow(pet: pet)
}
```
- Here, PetRow is a custom view that takes a pet object and displays its details.
Advanced List Features:
- SwiftUI allows you to add features like swipe actions to list rows.
- Example from the session:
```
List(pets) { pet in
    PetRow(pet: pet)
        .swipeActions {
            Button("Award") {
                // Action to award the pet
            }
        }
}
```
- This adds a swipe action to each row, allowing users to perform actions like awarding a pet.
Searchable Lists:
- You can make lists searchable by using the searchable modifier.
- Example from the session:
```
@State private var searchTerm = ""

List(filteredPets) { pet in
    PetRow(pet: pet)
}
.searchable(text: $searchTerm)
```
- Here, filteredPets is a collection that is filtered based on the searchTerm.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the following sessions:

SwiftUI essentials (07:56)
Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI (11:07)

These sessions cover the fundamentals of views, including lists and their customization, as well as advanced features like searchability and swipe actions.