Hey All,

I had a shower thought for a project I'm working on, and can think of one method to accomplish this, but can't think of how to do it directly in SwiftData. I want to add a column in SwiftData that would allow for the user to select multiple, pre-filed items to exist in the value. I can think of how to do this on the UI side by creating a selectable list for the user to scroll through, but I'm wondering if there's a way to directly constrain this in the model iteslf. As I type this the obvious answer of creating an array property comes to mind but I haven't experimented with this in SwiftData. Does anyone have have any experience trying this out?

Thanks, Andy

@Obelix, so right now I have a property thats a string titled "description." What I realized was for this use case I could use a bool property to trigger whether or not to present a list of selectable defaults. For example:

@Model
class FlightActivity {
...
...
var isTraining: Bool
var description: // if isTraining { present options to choose from } options ["Steep Turns", "Touch and Go's", "Stall Recovery", etc...]

I could do this through the UI, but in later iterations I plan to sync this via JSON to a cloud service, and think it would be easier to constrain the model than the UI...

is this possible?

Thanks , Andy