axiom-swiftdata

To implement SwiftData persistence in SwiftUI, use @Model to define typed data schemas and @Query to fetch data declaratively for reactive UI updates. This enables native offline storage and automatic view synchronization.

Yes, SwiftData works with CloudKit for iOS 26+ synchronization across Apple ecosystems. You must apply CloudKit constraints, ensuring model properties are either optional or have default values for safe bidirectional relationship syncing.

You manage Swift 6 concurrency with SwiftData by applying @MainActor to ensure UI safety during data access. This enforces safe, concurrency-friendly data operations when performing CRUD actions and declarative queries.

The best way to handle bidirectional relationships in SwiftData is using the @Relationship macro within your @Model definitions. This ensures proper connection management between typed models during reactive UI updates and CloudKit synchronization.

Yes, you need to provide default values or make properties optional when using SwiftData with CloudKit. These CloudKit constraints are required to support safe synchronization and bidirectional relationships across Apple ecosystems.

Yes, you can run live queries to update SwiftUI views by using the @Query macro with your @Model definitions. This provides declarative data fetching that triggers reactive UI updates whenever the underlying persistence layer changes.