swiftui-view-refactor

To refactor SwiftUI views, you reorganize view elements into a standard order: Environment, State, Body, and Helpers. This process splits large computed properties into subviews and standardizes initialization to enforce consistent MV pattern structure and improve code clarity.

Handling view models safely requires favoring `@Environment` and `@State` for dependency injection. This approach guides safe initialization and passing of services, ensuring proper usage of the Observation framework and standardizing how dependencies are managed within your views.

The Observation framework works by using `@Observable` to track state changes and drive view updates. Proper adoption ensures correct usage of modern state management tools, replacing older patterns to safely handle view models and standardize state initialization within SwiftUI views.

Yes, this refactoring approach is designed for long and difficult-to-navigate SwiftUI views. It automatically reformats the view file, splits large computed properties into smaller subviews, and enforces consistent structure to improve readability and maintainability.

You need to standardize dependency injection when view models and services are handled incorrectly or inconsistently. Applying safe initialization practices using `@Environment` and `@State` ensures proper dependency passing and enforces the MV pattern within your SwiftUI views.