init(hostingDelegateClass:id:value:)

Creates a UISceneSessionActivationRequest customized to open a SwiftUI scene with the given identifier and presented value.

Declaration

init?<H, D>(hostingDelegateClass: H.Type, id: String, value: D) where H : UIHostingSceneDelegate, D : Decodable, D : Encodable, D : Hashable

Parameters

hostingDelegateClass:
A Class type that conforms to UIHostingSceneDelegate.
id:
A string matching the id of one of the scenes declared in the sceneRepresentation’s content.
value:
The data to be presented in the scene.

Discussion

The specified scene must be declared in the rootScene property of your hosting delegate class. The initializer will fail if no scene with the specified identifier is defined.

class HostingSceneDelegate: UIHostingSceneDelegate {
    static var rootScene: some Scene {
        WindowGroup(id: "window", for: FavoriteNumber.self) { $value in
            ContentView(favoriteNumber: $value)
        }
    }
}

if let activationWithIDAndData = UISceneSessionActivationRequest(
    hostingDelegateClass: HostingSceneDelegate.self,
    id: "window", value: FavoriteNumber(13)
) {
    UIApplication.shared.activateSceneSession(for: activationWithIDAndData)
}

When a UIScene is activated using this request object, its configuration is managed by SwiftUI. You will not see a call to your app delegate’s application(_:configurationForConnecting:) method.

An instance of the provided hosting delegate class will be created by SwiftUI and receive lifecycle callbacks for the associated scene.