view-composition

To improve SwiftUI view maintainability, break complex views into smaller @ViewBuilder computed properties and extract reusable components into separate structs or files based on complexity and state management needs.

The best way to structure a SwiftUI settings screen is to make each section a distinct @ViewBuilder computed property, keeping the main body property as a clean, readable outline of the overall UI layout.

You should extract a SwiftUI view component into a separate struct or file when the component requires independent state management, reaches a size that reduces readability, or needs to be reused across multiple screens.

@ViewBuilder computed properties help SwiftUI code organization by allowing developers to modularize complex view hierarchies into smaller, manageable sections without creating entirely new view structs, keeping the main body clean.

This SwiftUI view composition approach requires no external dependencies, relying entirely on native Swift features like @ViewBuilder computed properties and standard view structs to enforce code organization and naming conventions.