Observable

A generic ObservableObject for every property!

SwiftUI & Performance

Eliminate stutter and relieve the user's battery by reducing body code size.

If adding a string to an object's array triggers a new row in your List, you only need the list to be told to update. Not, for example, the navigation title.

More importantly, views get called to update each time any of an object's properties change. Even if it's irrelevant to a given view.

For example, a TextField for a Contact's name string does not need to update whenever a Contact's birthday is set.

To try and solve this elegantly, I created Observable.

One Property per ObservableObject

Here is how you could write a Contact class that had Observable properties.

class Contact {
  let firstName = Observable("John"),
      lastName = Observable("Doe"),
      birthday = Observable(Date())
}

You can even make a generic text field view that accepts any Observable<String> instance.

struct GenericTextField {
  @ObservedObject var string: Observable<String>
  
  var body: some View {
    TextField("", $string.value)
  }
}

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