A Kanban board that
acts like a native control.

Why

Every existing SwiftUI Kanban is pointer-only.

That's the gap this fills. Keyboard and VoiceOver users aren't an afterthought bolted onto a drag gesture — they call the exact same move-resolution function pointer drag does, so behavior can't quietly diverge between input methods.

Quickstart

Add a board in three steps.

This is the whole integration — no configuration file, no board-state class to instantiate first.

1. Conform your card type to KanbanCard

   It only needs Identifiable and Equatable — most model types already qualify.

   import AdvancedKanban
   
   struct Task: KanbanCard {
       let id: UUID
       var title: String
   }

2. Conform your column type to KanbanColumn

   cards order is the board's display order — no separate sort index. wipLimit is optional; isCollapsed is a plain stored property the board toggles on tap.

   struct Stage: KanbanColumn {
       let id: UUID
       var name: String
       var cards: [Task] = []
       var wipLimit: Int? = nil
       var isCollapsed: Bool = false
   }

3. Call KanbanBoard

   Give it a binding and two view builders. That's a complete, draggable, keyboard- and VoiceOver-accessible board.

   import SwiftUI
   import AdvancedKanban
   
   struct ContentView: View {
       @State private var columns: [Stage] = [
           Stage(id: UUID(), name: "To Do", cards: [Task(id: UUID(), title: "Write README")]),
           Stage(id: UUID(), name: "In Progress", wipLimit: 3),
           Stage(id: UUID(), name: "Done"),
       ]
   
       var body: some View {
           KanbanBoard(
               columns: $columns,
               wipLimitBehavior: .preventDrop,
               onMove: { move in
                   // persist however you like — SwiftData, a network call, analytics
               },
               columnTitle: { $0.name },   // real names in VoiceOver's "Move to "
               cardContent: { task in
                   Text(task.title).padding(8)
               },
               columnHeader: { stage in
                   Text(stage.name).font(.headline)
               }
           )
       }
   }

Reference

KanbanBoard initializer

Every parameter, in order.

See Theming for KanbanTheme, Accessibility for the full keyboard and VoiceOver model, and Persistence for the optional SwiftData adapter.

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