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SwiftUI Inspector is a developer tool for examining SwiftUI view hierarchies and layout behavior during app development. It is intended for Apple-platform developers who need more visibility into rendered SwiftUI interfaces than source inspection alone provides.
💡 Pick it for the most complete, officially supported SwiftUI development and debugging workflow.
Xcode is an integrated development environment (IDE) for macOS containing a suite of software development tools developed by Apple for developing software...
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💡 Pick it when you need automated SwiftUI view testing instead of interactive runtime inspection.
ViewInspector is an open-source Swift framework for inspecting and testing SwiftUI views programmatically. It is aimed at developers who want to query...
Free, open source
💡 Pick it for a polished visual debugger that also handles UIKit and AppKit hierarchies.
Reveal is a powerful runtime view debugging tool that helps iOS developers visualize their app's view hierarchy at runtime, inspect and modify...
$79 per year
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💡 Pick it for a free, open-source runtime inspector focused on iOS and UIKit layouts.
Lookin is an open-source runtime view hierarchy inspector for iOS applications. It helps developers examine view structures, frames, constraints, and properties through...
Free, open source
💡 Pick it when you want in-app runtime exploration alongside view hierarchy inspection.
FLEX is a versatile software product that offers flexible solutions for project management and collaboration.
Starting at $20/month
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💡 Pick it when you need access to underlying UIKit or AppKit components from SwiftUI code.
SwiftUI Introspect is an open-source library that exposes underlying UIKit and AppKit views from SwiftUI components. It is aimed at developers who...
Free, open source
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