Components6 min read
Overriding a starter widget
Last registration wins. Override a starter widget by registering the same type string with your view. No fork of the package.
Components
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Components7 min read
Nested widgets and accordion
Nesting is a widget that holds more widgets. Accordion is the starter example: decode children through the same registry.
Components8 min read
Starter widgets as worked examples
Starter widgets are examples you can override: title block, image text card, banner, tag rail, stepper, accordion, separator, button row.
Components9 min read
WidgetView, WidgetContext, and AnyView erasure
The registry is the only AnyView erasure point. WidgetView stays generic. WidgetContext is how a widget talks to state and actions.
Components6 min read
Adding a custom widget
Teach Flow-UI a new widget in three steps from your app: model the payload, write the SwiftUI view, register it.
Components6 min read
Open registry vs closed Codable enum
A closed Codable enum of widgets cannot learn a type the binary does not name. An open registry can, and unknown types degrade instead of failing the page.
Components6 min read
SwiftUI component registry
A SwiftUI component registry maps a backend type string to a payload model and a view. One register call. No framework enum of widgets.