ios-di

To use dependency injection in SwiftUI, define dependencies as protocols and inject concrete implementations via a DIContainer at app startup, enforcing constructor injection and no singletons for testable view models.

Protocol-oriented dependency injection in iOS apps is an architecture pattern where dependencies are defined as protocols. This allows easy swapping with test doubles like mocks or stubs during unit testing while maintaining explicit dependencies across repositories and view models.

Configure a DIContainer for SwiftUI view models at app startup by registering explicit dependencies. The container supports both live variations for production and preview variations, injecting required repositories and use cases directly into view models.

Yes, explicit dependency injection works without singletons in SwiftUI by enforcing constructor injection and protocol-based dependencies. This approach decouples components by requiring explicit dependencies passed directly through constructors rather than global access.

Yes, you can use mocks and stubs for unit testing SwiftUI view models when using explicit dependencies. Protocol-oriented design allows easy swapping with test doubles, ensuring components are fully decoupled and isolated during tests.