swiftui-uikit-interop

You can embed a UIKit view in SwiftUI by adopting the `UIViewRepresentable` protocol. This wrapper creates a bridge to manage the UIKit component's lifecycle and synchronize its state with SwiftUI declarations.

Yes, you can embed SwiftUI views inside a UIKit app by using `UIHostingController`. This controller allows you to present SwiftUI views from within existing UIKit view controllers, facilitating incremental adoption of SwiftUI in legacy codebases.

Migrating a large UIKit codebase to SwiftUI is best done incrementally. You can replace sections of the UI by wrapping new SwiftUI views in `UIHostingController` and embedding them within existing UIKit view controllers.

You synchronize state between UIKit and SwiftUI using `@Binding` and the coordinator pattern. Coordinators act as delegates to handle UIKit events and propagate updates back to the SwiftUI视图, ensuring data flow remains consistent across both frameworks.

You should use `UIViewRepresentable` when integrating a complex UIKit-based component like a camera preview or a third-party SDK that lacks a native SwiftUI equivalent, avoiding the need to rewrite existing functional UIKit libraries.