struct · iOS 15.0+ · SDK 27.1
struct ShieldSettingsConstraints that indicate what apps and websites to cover with a shielding view.
static get webDomains(): SettingMetadata<Array<Token<WebDomain>>>static let webDomains: SettingMetadata<Set<WebDomainToken>>The metadata for the configuration that specifies websites for the system to shield. Use `webDomains` to access the metadata for ``ShieldSettings/webDomains-swift.property``. The default value is an empty set.
get webDomains92061(): (Array<Token<WebDomain>>) | nullvar webDomains: Set<WebDomainToken>? { get set }Websites for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user visits a website in this list of domains, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. If your app doesn't provide a list of domains to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 web domain tokens at once.
set webDomains92061(value: (Array<Token<WebDomain>>) | null)var webDomains: Set<WebDomainToken>? { get set }Websites for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user visits a website in this list of domains, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. If your app doesn't provide a list of domains to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 web domain tokens at once.
static get applications(): SettingMetadata<Array<Token<Application>>>static let applications: SettingMetadata<Set<ApplicationToken>>The metadata for the configuration that specifies apps for the system to cover with a shielding view. The default value is an empty set.
get applications26206(): (Array<Token<Application>>) | nullvar applications: Set<ApplicationToken>? { get set }Applications for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user launches an application in this set, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. If your app doesn't provide a list of applications to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 application tokens at once.
set applications26206(value: (Array<Token<Application>>) | null)var applications: Set<ApplicationToken>? { get set }Applications for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user launches an application in this set, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. If your app doesn't provide a list of applications to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 application tokens at once.
static get webDomainCategories(): SettingMetadata<ShieldSettings_ActivityCategoryPolicy<WebDomain>>static let webDomainCategories: SettingMetadata<ShieldSettings.ActivityCategoryPolicy<WebDomain>>The metadata for the configuration that specifies categories of websites for the system to shield. Use `webDomainCategories` to access the metadata for ``ShieldSettings/webDomainCategories-swift.property``. The default value is ``ShieldSettings/ActivityCategoryPolicy/none``.
get webDomainCategories59764(): (ShieldSettings_ActivityCategoryPolicy<WebDomain>) | nullvar webDomainCategories: ShieldSettings.ActivityCategoryPolicy<WebDomain>? { get set }Categories of websites for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user visits a website in one of these categories, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. If your app doesn't provide a list of website categories to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 category tokens and specify up to 50 web domain tokens exceptions at once.
set webDomainCategories59764(value: (ShieldSettings_ActivityCategoryPolicy<WebDomain>) | null)var webDomainCategories: ShieldSettings.ActivityCategoryPolicy<WebDomain>? { get set }Categories of websites for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user visits a website in one of these categories, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. If your app doesn't provide a list of website categories to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 category tokens and specify up to 50 web domain tokens exceptions at once.
static get applicationCategories(): SettingMetadata<ShieldSettings_ActivityCategoryPolicy<Application>>static let applicationCategories: SettingMetadata<ShieldSettings.ActivityCategoryPolicy<Application>>The metadata for the configuration that specifies categories of apps for the system to cover with a shielding view. The default value is ``ShieldSettings/ActivityCategoryPolicy/none``.
get applicationCategories61189(): (ShieldSettings_ActivityCategoryPolicy<Application>) | nullvar applicationCategories: ShieldSettings.ActivityCategoryPolicy<Application>? { get set }Categories of apps for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user launches an application in one of these categories, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. Your app is exempt from `.all`. If your app doesn't provide a list of categories to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 category tokens and specify up to 50 application tokens exceptions at once.
set applicationCategories61189(value: (ShieldSettings_ActivityCategoryPolicy<Application>) | null)var applicationCategories: ShieldSettings.ActivityCategoryPolicy<Application>? { get set }Categories of apps for the system to cover with a shielding view. When the user launches an application in one of these categories, the system calls your extension that customizes the shield’s appearance. When the user taps on a button the shield displays, the system calls your extension that handles user actions. Your app is exempt from `.all`. If your app doesn't provide a list of categories to shield, this value is `nil`. Your app can shield up to 50 category tokens and specify up to 50 application tokens exceptions at once.
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