swiftui-view-refactor

To standardize SwiftUI view structure, apply consistent ordering to properties, initializers, and view builders. This approach improves readability and ensures stable view hierarchies by promoting Model-View patterns and proper @Observable usage.

Refactor large SwiftUI view files by splitting complex views exceeding a few hundred lines into subviews or extensions. This maintains code organization and reduces fragile view hierarchies in iOS and watchOS projects.

Use @Observable with MV patterns by leveraging @State, @Environment, and @Query to reduce unnecessary view models. This ensures proper handling of non-optional view models and clarifies dependency injection.

Your SwiftUI view tree may rebuild due to top-level conditional branching. Ensure a stable root view tree by avoiding these conditionals and applying canonical view ordering guidelines.

Yes, you can apply SwiftUI view refactoring guidelines to watchOS codebases. The standardization process targets both iOS and watchOS Swift source files to improve maintainability and view structure.

Refactoring SwiftUI views without external dependencies operates solely on Swift source files and optional reference documentation. It requires no external libraries but assumes the existing codebase follows standard SwiftUI constructs.