I've been working through the samples for my own project. At the moment my view doesn't appear to access the data from the model on Ios/SwiftUI at least from the preview screen. I'm a little confused where the ViewModel and ViewEvents come from on IOS. Are they generated? For instance, from the example:

import Foundation
import TodoLib

class TodoListViewProxy: BaseMviView<TodoListViewModel, TodoListViewEvent>, TodoListView, ObservableObject {
    
    @Published var model: TodoListViewModel?
    
    override func render(model: TodoListViewModel) {
        self.model = model
    }
}

Where is the TodoListViewModel generated? If I set up a preview here and there was data being accessed from the model (using sqldelight in this case), would we expect the preview to show the data?

Usually there is a view interface in the shared Kotlin module: https://github.com/arkivanov/MVIKotlin/blob/master/sample/todo-common/src/commonMa[…]com/arkivanov/mvikotlin/sample/todo/common/view/TodoListView.kt

Thanks for answering quickly! I see the interface but where is the implementing class for TodoListViewModel?

Implementation is presented in your snippet. The Model and Event classes are defined inside the interface. TodoListViewModel is same as TodiListView.Model, it is just how inner classes are exported to Swift by Kotlin/Native.

Ohhhhh...Okay that was something I definitely didn't know. I've read through various docs but I must be missing something out of the Kotlin Native docs

Yeah, looks like this information is missing in the docs. 😐