ios-architect

You scaffold an iOS feature by generating a structured directory layout separating Domain, Data, and Presentation layers. This creates production-ready SwiftUI views, business logic, and data fetching components adhering to consistent architectural patterns.

Yes, you can use The Composable Architecture (TCA) instead of MVVM. The scaffolding supports both architectural patterns, with Clean Architecture and MVVM as the default, allowing you to choose TCA for modern state management in your SwiftUI application.

Yes, the iOS feature scaffold supports Swift Concurrency and modern state management. It enforces Swift Concurrency patterns and implements recommended state management solutions like the @Observable macro within the generated SwiftUI presentation layer.

Available integrations when generating a Clean Architecture scaffold for iOS include Firebase, StoreKit, and SwiftData. These integrations connect directly within the generated data and domain layers to handle backend services and local persistence.

You set up testing scaffolds for SwiftUI MVVM features by enabling the testing option during feature generation. This creates structured test directories alongside the Domain, Data, and Presentation layers to support your Clean Architecture implementation.