swiftui-view-refactor

To refactor SwiftUI views for clean architecture, enforce a consistent view ordering with Environment, stored properties, init, body, and helpers. This improves readability and maintainability by promoting MV-style patterns and proper dependency injection.

Managing observable state and dependency injection in SwiftUI is best handled by using @Environment and @Observable. This approach keeps business logic out of views and enforces a clear, maintainable MV-like architecture.

Splitting large SwiftUI view files involves extracting complex computed views into smaller, modular subviews. This refactoring reduces boilerplate and keeps files maintainable while preserving existing view behavior.

Yes, you can use MV patterns to remove business logic from SwiftUI views. By preferring lightweight views and injecting services via the environment, you keep views focused on layout and delegate logic to observable models.

This SwiftUI refactoring approach enforces safe non-optional view models when appropriate. This ensures safe state management and clear observation usage without unnecessary boilerplate or optional unwrapping in the view body.