What problem does it solve?
Swift Charts code often becomes inconsistent, inaccessible, or slow when teams need to visualize data quickly and correctly across different chart types and device constraints.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Chart construction workflow: Create SwiftUI charts by composing marks inside a Chart container and encoding data via value-driven initializers.
- Production-ready chart capabilities: Customize axes, scales, legends, selections (including iOS 17+ selection APIs), and annotations to make charts interactive and readable.
- Performance and maintainability guidance: Use vectorized plots (iOS 18+) for large datasets, apply correct modifier ordering, and avoid common mistakes that break compilation or UX.
- Accessibility and theming practices: Ensure VoiceOver-friendly labeling via descriptive .value strings and check Dynamic Type and dark mode compatibility.
- Use Case: Turn a dataset of learner or performance metrics into a responsive iPad/iPhone dashboard using bar, line, sector/donut, and scrollable charts with accurate axes and accessible labels.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to help you implement a scrollable bar chart in SwiftUI using Swift Charts with clearly labeled axes, dynamic scales, and accessible mark values.