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## Summary
Migrates SettingsViewController from UIKit/Eureka to SwiftUI. macOS uses
NavigationSplitView (sidebar + detail), iOS uses NavigationStack with
list navigation.
**Changes:**
- **SettingsView.swift** (new): SwiftUI implementation with
platform-specific navigation
- macOS: Sidebar with setting categories, NavigationStack in detail pane
- iOS: List-based navigation with NavigationStack
- Platform filtering: macOS hides gestures, watch, CarPlay, NFC, help,
whatsNew
- Supports `contentSections` parameter for filtering displayed sections
(defaults to `.all`)
- ServersObserver for real-time server updates via ServerObserver
protocol
- Wrapper views embed UIKit controllers not yet migrated (location,
notifications, NFC, complications, actions)
- **SettingsItem.swift**: Enhanced with `visibleCases(for:)` method to
filter items based on contentSections parameter
- **SettingsSceneDelegate.swift**: Simplified from 189→36 lines
- Returns SwiftUI SettingsView for all platforms
- Removed UINavigationController management, NSToolbar delegate
- **WebViewController.swift**, **WebViewExternalMessageHandler.swift**,
**ConnectionSecurityLevelBlockView.swift**: Updated to present SwiftUI
SettingsView
- **SettingsViewController.swift**: Deleted (253 lines removed) - all
functionality migrated to SwiftUI
Example usage with content filtering:
```swift
// Show all sections (default)
SettingsView()
// Show only servers section
SettingsView(contentSections: .servers)
```
Example navigation on macOS:
```swift
NavigationSplitView {
List(selection: $selectedItem) {
ForEach(SettingsItem.visibleCases(for: contentSections)) { item in
NavigationLink(value: item) {
Label(item.title) { item.icon }
}
}
}
} detail: {
NavigationStack {
if let selectedItem {
selectedItem.destinationView
}
}
}
```
## Screenshots
## Link to pull request in Documentation repository
Documentation: home-assistant/companion.home-assistant#
## Any other notes
Complete migration from UIKit/Eureka to SwiftUI with full feature parity
including contentSections support. UIKit controllers
(SettingsDetailViewController, NotificationSettingsViewController, etc.)
remain embedded via `embed()` function until individually migrated.
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<summary>Original prompt</summary>
> Migrate SettingsViewController to SwiftUI, on macOS it should be a
split view (sidebar + content). If needed to embed UIKit controllers in
the middle use "embed(<UIViewController>)"
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