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What

Relates to #393.

This adds Swift support for iOS and macOS apps. Apps can define an OpenUI component library, generate a prompt from it, and render streamed responses with SwiftUI. Actions and tool requests are passed back to the app.

OpenUILang provides Swift bindings to the existing lang-core runtime through JavaScriptCore. OpenUISwiftUI provides the native renderer and components. Apps can use the language module on its own, or select the OpenUISwiftUI product through Swift Package Manager to use both.

Requires Swift 6 tools. Supports iOS 16+ and macOS 13+.

Changes

• Add Swift APIs for parsing, evaluation, library definitions, prompt generation, and state management.
• Add native views for the 82 standard component definitions, including layouts, forms, tables, charts, and media.
• Support incremental rendering while preserving existing views and loaded images. Completed controls can respond before the rest of the output finishes.
• Add a root SwiftPM manifest, bundled resources, English and Chinese localizations, documentation, regression tests, and a macOS/iOS build workflow.

The language bindings reuse the shared core rather than implementing another parser. The renderer follows the OpenUI component contracts and uses SwiftUI controls and platform interactions. Existing JavaScript packages are unchanged.

Test Plan

Validated on commit 01e175519deb804ed4ac47ec443e28265d616dd4:

• swift test: 356 tests passed, including parsing, streaming, state, resources, native layout and interaction regressions.
• Existing conformance, TypeScript, identity, UTF-16 and regex reference cases passed.
• Strict checks against pinned upstream sources passed for 51 parser snapshots, 5 action traces, 4 query snapshots and 6 serializer round trips.
• Compiled OpenUISwiftUI for the iOS 16 Simulator target.
• Checked table edit, reset and save actions in the native review app; one save dispatched one host event.
• Captured 25 standard-component cases on this revision. Low-speed image playback kept the same measured width before and after completion.

The review application and its scene fixtures are maintained separately from the SDK package. Physical-device testing remains pending.

Screenshots

Six earlier examples rendered by the native iPhone Simulator app. These screenshots predate the current presentation refinements and catalogue cleanup. Prices are sample data.

Day trip	Two-day trip
Shopping	Spending
Gathering	Learning

Checklist

• Linked the related issue: Native Swift Integration #393.
• Added installation and API documentation.
• Considered compatibility with existing packages and component contracts.

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