swiftui-view-refactor

Refactor SwiftUI views by enforcing a top-to-bottom property order—Environment, private/public lets, @State, init, body, computed helpers—then apply MV patterns by injecting services via Environment instead of ViewModels, and standardize @Observable initialization for safer dependency handling.

Use Environment and @Observable primitives for non-optional dependency injection rather than optional ViewModels. This approach reduces boilerplate, ensures explicit observation usage, and makes state management predictable across your SwiftUI project.

Split large bodies into subviews or private computed views to improve readability. This keeps individual views lightweight, enforces the MV pattern, and makes code easier to review and modify without sacrificing performance.

Yes. SwiftUI's Environment and @Observable enable lightweight MV patterns by letting you inject services directly and manage state without unnecessary ViewModels, resulting in cleaner view code and reduced complexity.

Standardized property ordering—Environment, lets, @State, init, body, helpers—improves code readability, makes team reviews faster, and reduces cognitive load when navigating large view files.