A simple example demonstrating how to implement infinite swiping
behavior using only three TabView pages in SwiftUI.
This technique avoids memory bloat and provides a smooth, continuous
paging experience for calendar or carousel-like UIs.
This demo shows how to: - Implement infinite month paging with
TabView - Recycle three views (previous, current, next) for
continuous swiping - Reset the tab index to maintain an endless loop -
Handle direction detection via @State and .onDisappear - Prevent
glitching with temporary interaction disabling
Instead of generating dozens of pages for each month, this approach uses only three pages:
[-1] β [0] β [+1]
Each time the user swipes left or right: 1. Detect direction from
currentTab (-1, 0, or 1) 2. Update the currentDate (previous
or next month) 3. Reset currentTab to 0
4. Re-render with the new previous / current / next dates
This creates the illusion of infinite paging without extra memory overhead.
SwiftUI-InfiniteTabView/
βββ InfiniteMonthPagingView.swift # Main demo view
βββ README.md # Project documentation
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#Preview {
InfiniteMonthPagingView()
}- SwiftUI for UI and state management\
- TabView with
.pagestyle\ - @State and
.onDisappearfor paging control\ - DateFormatter for month display
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/SwiftUI-InfiniteTabView.git
cd SwiftUI-InfiniteTabView
open SwiftUI-InfiniteTabView.xcodeprojThen run the preview or build in Xcode.
This project is released under the MIT License.
Developed by ** alchyo **
SwiftUI / iOS Developer
π Taiwan