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App Development Using iOS iCloud: Incorporating CloudKit with Swift in Xcode
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App Development Using iOS iCloud: Incorporating CloudKit with Swift in Xcode

by Shantanu Baruah, Shaurya Baruah
November 2022
Intermediate to advanced
515 pages
7h 18m
English
Apress
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S. Baruah, S. BaruahApp Development Using iOS iCloudhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8758-3_8

8. Searching Data Screen

Shantanu Baruah1   and Shaurya Baruah1
(1)
Somerset, NJ, USA
 

This chapter will complete the basic structure of our App. Search is the third and last tab on our screen. Users will be able to search a book by its title or will be able to get all books searched by an author name. Also, the search will be dynamic, as the user types the letter it will show the book name displayed.

Create the Search View Controller

As we have done before for “Add Book” and “Display Book,” create a search view controller as a cocoa touch class. We will name this file ...

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