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How to adjust the accent color of a view

Paul Hudson    @twostraws   

Updated for Xcode 14.2

iOS uses tint colors to give apps a coordinated theme, and the same functionality is available in SwiftUI under the name accent colors. Just like in UIKit, when you set the accent color of one view it affects all those inside it, so if you set the access color of your top-level control then everything gets colored.

For example, this creates a button inside a VStack, then gives it an orange accent color:

VStack {
    Button("Press Here") {
        print("Button pressed!")
    }
}
.accentColor(.orange)

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The text “Press Here” in orange.

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