swiftui-view-refactor

To refactor a large SwiftUI view, extract small dedicated subviews from the monolithic view body, move scattered state into local properties, and preserve layout and behavior throughout the process.

Use MV patterns instead of MVVM in SwiftUI when cleaning up views and removing inline side effects, adopting view models only when clearly justified rather than defaulting to heavy MVVM architecture.

Manage dependencies in SwiftUI subviews by injecting them via the environment and emphasizing local state, which stabilizes view trees and removes scattered state from view bodies.

Move business logic out of a SwiftUI view body by extracting actions and side effects, shifting that logic into services or models, and reducing computed some View helpers.

No, this SwiftUI refactoring approach does not require view models for every view, using them only when clearly justified while favoring environment-driven dependencies and local state.

SwiftUI view trees become unstable when refactoring scatters state inconsistently, which is resolved by adopting explicit subviews, environment-driven dependencies, and correct Observation usage.