swiftui markdown

To work with Markdown in SwiftUI, you can leverage various features and capabilities introduced in recent WWDC sessions. Here are some relevant points and sessions that might help you:

1. Text Interpolation and Attributed Strings:

   • You can interpolate images directly in text and use attributed strings to handle text with images or icons. This is particularly useful for creating rich text content.
   • For more details, you can refer to the session Get started with Dynamic Type.

2. Accessibility Enhancements:

   • SwiftUI provides tools to handle dynamic content and accessibility labels, which can be useful when working with Markdown content that needs to be accessible.
   • For more information, check out the session Catch up on accessibility in SwiftUI.

3. Custom Visual Effects:

   • SwiftUI allows you to create custom visual effects, which can be applied to text to enhance the presentation of Markdown content.
   • You can learn more about this in the session What’s new in SwiftUI.

4. Declarative and Adaptive Views:

   • SwiftUI's declarative nature and adaptive views make it easier to handle various text styles and layouts, which is beneficial when rendering Markdown.
   • For a deeper dive, see the session SwiftUI essentials.

5. Searchable Modifier:

   • If your Markdown content includes a lot of text, you can make it searchable using the searchable modifier in SwiftUI.
   • This is covered in the session Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI.

Relevant Sessions

1. Get started with Dynamic Type
2. Catch up on accessibility in SwiftUI
3. What’s new in SwiftUI
4. SwiftUI essentials
5. Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI

These sessions provide a comprehensive overview of the new features and best practices for working with text and accessibility in SwiftUI, which can be directly applied to handling Markdown content.