Generates state preservation and restoration infrastructure for navigation paths, tab selection, scroll positions, and form data across app launches and background termination. Use when user wants to save/restore app state, remember where the user left off, or persist UI state.
npx skills add https://github.com/rshankras/claude-code-apple-skills --skill state-restoration
Generate production state restoration infrastructure that saves and restores app state (selected tab, scroll position, navigation path, form data) across launches and background termination. Uses Codable state models, @SceneStorage, @AppStorage, and custom file-based persistence.
Use this skill when the user:
Search for existing state restoration:
Glob: **/*StateRestoration*.swift, **/*AppState*.swift, **/*SceneStorage*.swift
Grep: "SceneStorage" or "NavigationPath" or "selectedTab" or "scrollPosition"
If existing state management found:
Determine which navigation pattern the app uses:
Grep: "NavigationStack" or "NavigationSplitView" or "TabView" or "NavigationLink"
This affects which restoration components to generate.
Ask user via AskUserQuestion:
Read templates.md for production Swift code.
Generate these files:
AppState.swift — Codable struct capturing all restorable stateStateRestorationManager.swift — @Observable manager with auto-save and restoreBased on configuration:
NavigationStateModifier.swift — If navigation path selectedScrollRestorationModifier.swift — If scroll position selectedTabRestorationModifier.swift — If tab selection selectedFormDraftManager.swift — If form data selectedCheck project structure:
Sources/ exists -> Sources/StateRestoration/App/ exists -> App/StateRestoration/StateRestoration/After generation, provide:
StateRestoration/
├── AppState.swift # Codable state model
├── StateRestorationManager.swift # Auto-save/restore orchestrator
├── NavigationStateModifier.swift # Navigation path persistence (optional)
├── ScrollRestorationModifier.swift # Scroll position persistence (optional)
├── TabRestorationModifier.swift # Tab selection persistence (optional)
└── FormDraftManager.swift # Form draft auto-save (optional)
Basic setup in App struct:
@main
struct MyApp: App {
@State private var stateManager = StateRestorationManager()
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
.environment(stateManager)
}
}
}
Restore navigation path:
struct ContentView: View {
@Environment(StateRestorationManager.self) private var stateManager
var body: some View {
@Bindable var sm = stateManager
NavigationStack(path: $sm.navigationPath) {
HomeView()
.navigationDestination(for: Route.self) { route in
RouteView(route: route)
}
}
.modifier(NavigationStateModifier(stateManager: stateManager))
}
}
Restore tab selection:
struct MainTabView: View {
@Environment(StateRestorationManager.self) private var stateManager
var body: some View {
@Bindable var sm = stateManager
TabView(selection: $sm.selectedTab) {
HomeTab().tag(0)
SearchTab().tag(1)
ProfileTab().tag(2)
}
.modifier(TabRestorationModifier(stateManager: stateManager))
}
}
Restore scroll position:
struct ItemListView: View {
let items: [Item]
var body: some View {
ScrollView {
LazyVStack {
ForEach(items) { item in
ItemRow(item: item)
}
}
}
.modifier(ScrollRestorationModifier(scrollViewID: "item-list"))
}
}
Auto-save form drafts:
struct ComposeView: View {
@State private var draftManager = FormDraftManager(formID: "compose")
@State private var title = ""
@State private var body = ""
var body: some View {
Form {
TextField("Title", text: $title)
TextEditor(text: $body)
}
.onAppear { draftManager.restore(into: &title, &body, keys: "title", "body") }
.onChange(of: title) { draftManager.save(key: "title", value: title) }
.onChange(of: body) { draftManager.save(key: "body", value: body) }
.onSubmit { draftManager.clearDraft() }
}
}
@Test
func stateRestoredFromDisk() async throws {
let manager = StateRestorationManager(storage: .file(directory: tempDir))
manager.selectedTab = 2
manager.saveState()
let restored = StateRestorationManager(storage: .file(directory: tempDir))
restored.restoreState()
#expect(restored.selectedTab == 2)
}
@Test
func timeLimitedRestoreExpires() async throws {
let manager = StateRestorationManager(
storage: .file(directory: tempDir),
restoreBehavior: .timeLimited(minutes: 30)
)
// Simulate state saved 60 minutes ago
manager.appState.lastSavedDate = Date().addingTimeInterval(-3600)
manager.saveState()
let restored = StateRestorationManager(
storage: .file(directory: tempDir),
restoreBehavior: .timeLimited(minutes: 30)
)
restored.restoreState()
#expect(restored.selectedTab == 0) // Default, not restored
}
@Test
func formDraftClearedOnSubmit() async throws {
let draft = FormDraftManager(formID: "test", storage: .file(directory: tempDir))
draft.save(key: "title", value: "My Draft")
#expect(draft.value(for: "title") == "My Draft")
draft.clearDraft()
#expect(draft.value(for: "title") == nil)
}
enum Route: Codable, Hashable {
case detail(id: UUID)
case settings
case profile(userID: String)
}
// NavigationPath supports Codable serialization
let representation = navigationPath.codable
let data = try JSONEncoder().encode(representation)
// Use String tags instead of Int for readability and stability
TabView(selection: $stateManager.selectedTab) {
HomeView().tag("home")
SearchView().tag("search")
ProfileView().tag("profile")
}
// Save draft only after user pauses typing (1 second)
.onChange(of: textContent) {
draftManager.save(key: "content", value: textContent)
// Internally debounced — won't write to disk on every keystroke
}
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