The Contact is saved to the user’s private iCloud database with the addContact(name:phoneNumber:completionHandler) function in ViewModel.swift.Īfter the Contacts list is refreshed, the newly added Contact will appear under the “Private” section of the UI. On either a device or simulator with a signed-in iCloud account, User One creates a new Contact record through the UI with a name and phone number. How it Works User One: Initiating the Share
Update the containerIdentifier property in Config.swift with your new iCloud container ID.Create a new iCloud container through Xcode’s “Signing & Capabilities” tab of the Sharing app target.If you wish to run the app on a device, ensure the correct developer team is selected in the “Signing & Capabilities” tab of the Sharing app target, and a valid iCloud container is selected under the “iCloud” section.Ensure the simulator or device you run the project on is signed in to an Apple ID account with iCloud enabled.An active Apple Developer Program membership is needed to create a CloudKit container.A Mac with Xcode 13 (or later) installed is required to build and test this project.
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It shows how to initiate a share from one user account, and accept the share and subsequently view shared data on another account. This project demonstrates sharing CloudKit records across user accounts.
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