generators-settings-kit

What problem does it solve?

Many apps need a consistent, searchable, and platform-appropriate settings or preferences UI but developers spend time designing, wiring persistence, and handling platform differences manually. This Skill streamlines creation of production-ready settings screens for iOS, macOS, and cross-platform SwiftUI apps by offering a SettingsKit-first implementation or a dependency-free native SwiftUI Form approach and by detecting existing settings code and project constraints.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Two generation modes: produce SettingsKit-based searchable, navigable settings with built-in styling or generate dependency-free SwiftUI Form/AppStorage implementations.
• Project-aware scaffolding: detects existing SettingsKit imports, deployment targets, architecture patterns, and naming conflicts before generating code.
• UX and accessibility patterns: includes indexed search tags, group styles (inline/navigation/sidebar), icons, AppStorage persistence, and platform-specific integration examples for iOS and macOS.
• Use cases: adding a preferences window on macOS, embedding a settings sheet in an iOS app, migrating from ad-hoc settings to a structured SettingsKit hierarchy, or scaffolding About, Notifications, and Appearance sections.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to generate a SettingsKit-based settings container with toggles for dark mode and notifications and AppStorage-backed bindings.