swift-composable-architecture

Implement state management in SwiftUI using The Composable Architecture by adopting the @Reducer and @ObservableState macros. This skill provides a structured adoption index mapping these modern 1.26.0 patterns to production-grade templates for structuring features and services.

The best way to avoid legacy ViewStore pitfalls in TCA is to enforce a best practice checklist using modern patterns. This skill provides a clear checklist to avoid outdated concepts like ViewStore or @PresentationState, ensuring your SwiftUI code remains maintainable.

Set up dependency management and testing for TCA reducers by following modern concurrency patterns. This skill facilitates the implementation of reducers and dependency management using high-quality snippets from a production reference app to demonstrate proper test structures.

Yes, the swift-composable-architecture skill requires a local vendored submodule of the TCA source code. This local setup is necessary to resolve authoritative API paths and documentation for The Composable Architecture 1.26.0.

You need to use @Shared and @ObservableState macros in SwiftUI when adopting modern TCA 1.26.0 patterns. This skill maps these complex concepts to official documentation, facilitating navigation and state management without relying on outdated patterns.