Building robust and maintainable SwiftUI applications often involves managing dependencies effectively. As your app grows, you'll encounter services like network clients, authentication managers, loggers, or data stores that many views need to access. Passing these dependencies around manually can quickly lead to a cumbersome pattern known as "prop drilling."
This is where Dependency Injection (DI) comes in. DI is a design pattern that allows you to provide dependencies to a class or struct from an external source rather than having the class…
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