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Standardize SwiftUI iOS app architecture with MVI patterns and dependency injection.

58|20|Updated Feb 19, 2026
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Skill: ios
Source: https://github.com/ABIvan-Tech/copilot-agentic-workflows/tree/main/skills/ios
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ABIvan-Tech/copilot-agentic-workflows --skill ios-abivan-tech

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill standardizes iOS app architecture using SwiftUI, enforcing consistent state flow, DI, and UI boundaries.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standardized MVI architecture with Screen/Coordinator and ViewModel
  • Unidirectional data flow and main-thread UI updates
  • Clear separation between Views and ViewModels for testability
  • Dependency injection patterns to wire use cases and services

Quick Start

Set up a new iOS screen using MVI architecture with a ViewModel and dependency injection.

Frequently Asked Questions about ios

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure an iOS app using SwiftUI with MVI architecture?

To structure an iOS app with SwiftUI using MVI architecture, separate Screens and Coordinators from ViewModels, enforce unidirectional data flow, and keep Views pure while UI logic resides in ViewModels.

What is the best way to separate Views and ViewModels in SwiftUI for testability?

The best way to separate Views and ViewModels in SwiftUI is enforcing strict boundaries where Views remain pure rendering components and ViewModels handle all UI logic and main-thread state updates.

How does dependency injection work with SwiftUI ViewModels and use cases?

Dependency injection in SwiftUI wires use cases and services into ViewModels, ensuring external dependencies are provided rather than instantiated internally for better testability and decoupled architecture.

Can I apply MVI patterns to existing SwiftUI projects that need state management?

You can apply MVI patterns to existing SwiftUI projects by refactoring views to pure components, migrating UI logic into ViewModels, and establishing unidirectional data flow for robust state management.

Why should Views stay pure when building scalable iOS apps with SwiftUI?

Views should stay pure when building scalable iOS apps to ensure testability and maintain unidirectional data flow, preventing UI state from becoming inconsistent by centralizing logic in ViewModels.