@EnvironmentObject in Views May Not be a Good Idea But Avoiding Them is Probably Much Worse

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In SwiftUI, @EnvironmentObject allows you to create global state that can be shared and manipulated from any view in your application. We tend to put @EnvironmentObject in our views and directly access the global state. This creates a tight coupling between the view and the @EnvironmentObject, but avoiding this approach opens up a…