swiftui button

//A button in swiftui uses the closure syntax

import SwiftUI

Button(action: {
  //This part of the button is basically what the button does, it's "action"
}, label: {
  //This part of the button is what the button will look like, the placeholder
}
       
//Therefore, one of the examples of this include:
       
Button(action: {
	number += 1
}, label: {
  	Text("Increase number")
  		.foregroundColor(.red)
  	//Makes the font colour of the text red
})
       
//In here, the button's placeholder will be the text "Increase Number", and it's action is that it increments the number
//It is also possible to add modifiers to the text, since text is a view, such as the .foregroundColor modifier
//There are two ways to simplify this Button's syntax
       
Buttton { 
  	number += 1
} label: {
	Text("Increase number")
  		.foregroundColor(.red)
}
       
//This allows us to remove the action:, the paranthesis, and the comma.
//There is one more stage of simplification
       
Button(placeholder -> Text) {
  	//action
}

//This simplifed syntax does the exact same thing, but the placeholder cannot be a view but rather a string.
//This syntax can be used if you dont need to modify the placeholder text.

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