DrawerLayout

DrawerLayout is available in Droid as an AndroidX container. The Swift API documented here supports construction, with or without child views.

Use it when…

Use this page when you need to construct the available AndroidX DrawerLayout ViewGroup. At the verified source version, the Swift wrapper documents construction only.

How it behaves

You can create the container without body content or provide children through a BodyBuilder closure. The builder accepts multiple children, despite its closure type being named BodyBuilder.SingleView.

Examples

Construct a container with an explicit ID and no body content:

let drawerLayout = DrawerLayout(id: 100)

Provide multiple ordinary child views through the builder:

DrawerLayout {
    TextView("Main content")
    TextView("Additional content")
}

Both snippets demonstrate construction only. They do not assign a drawer role or side, open a drawer, or establish Android runtime behavior.

Initializers

init(id: Int32? = nil) constructs the container without body content. The optional ID defaults to nil.

init(id: Int32? = nil, @BodyBuilder content: BodyBuilder.SingleView) constructs the container with builder content. The ID has the same default; the content closure is required and can provide multiple children. The builder and its closure run in main-actor context.

Notes

At the verified source version, the Swift wrapper does not expose supported drawer-role or placement configuration, open/close calls, lock-mode controls, state callbacks/listeners, or a verified drawer interaction API.