OpenSwiftUI-Samples

Sample apps built with OpenSwiftUI for iOS, macOS, and visionOS.

Samples

Sample	Description
HelloWorld	A globe image and a greeting
Game2048	A 2048 game with swipe and keyboard controls

Requirements

• Xcode 26.6+
• mise
• Tuist 4.206.0
• iOS 18, macOS 15, or visionOS 2

Build and run

Uses OpenSwiftUI source by default. Set MISE_ENV=sui to use system SwiftUI.

Usage:
  make apple_setup
  make <platform> [SAMPLE=<name>] [CONFIGURATION=<config>] [DESTINATION='<destination>'] [DEVELOPMENT_TEAM=<id>]
  make [<platform>_run] [SAMPLE=<name>] [CONFIGURATION=<config>] [DESTINATION='<destination>'] [DEVELOPMENT_TEAM=<id>]

Targets:
  apple_setup       Install tools, clean, and generate the workspace without opening Xcode.
  <platform>        Build for iOS, macOS, or visionOS.
  <platform>_run    Build and launch. Default: macOS_run.

Options:
  SAMPLE            Sample directory name under Samples/. Default: HelloWorld.
  CONFIGURATION     Debug or Release. Default: Debug.
  DESTINATION       Xcode destination for build and run. Defaults to this Mac or a simulator.
  DEVELOPMENT_TEAM  Team ID for automatic signing. Uses project settings if omitted.

<...> marks a placeholder; [...] marks an optional argument. Run make apple_setup before the first build and after changing MISE_ENV.

For a physical device, use DESTINATION='platform=<platform>,id=<udid>'. For a specific simulator, use DESTINATION='platform=<platform> Simulator,id=<udid>'. See device setup for signing and device discovery.

The root Workspace.swift generates OpenSwiftUISamples.xcworkspace for all samples. Each sample has its own Project.swift and a <SampleName>App scheme. Shared Tuist helpers configure OpenSwiftUI and the app targets. See Samples for available names.

See OpenSwiftUI integration for source, binary, and Compute configurations.

License

MIT