ios – Methods to set properties of customized SwiftUI view utilizing builder sample?

SwiftUI makes a pervasive utilization of the Builder sample described right here, offering loads of customized modifiers to permit non-obligatory styling of your elements. One of many causes for utilizing this sample is that it permits you to write easy constructors.

However how one can configure properties of view with greater than 10 properties. Clearly we are able to use mannequin the place we are able to wrap all properties inside struct/class. However some instances it should add extra overhead at name web site must create mannequin to configure a single property . Resolution to keep away from that is positively builder sample .

Does beneath method trigger any efficiency points w.r.t view refresh or lifetime.

public struct MyButton<TextContent: View, IconContent: View>: View {

    non-public var textual content: String?
    non-public var accessibilityText:  String?

    non-public var dimension: MyButtonSize  = .common
    non-public var iconName: MyIconName?
    non-public var iconPosition: MyButtonIconPosition = .main
    non-public var inverse: Bool = false
    non-public var disabled: Bool = false
    non-public var variant: MyButtonVariant = .major

     public var physique: some View { ...}

}

public extension MyButton {
    ///  units the variant of the button
    func variant( _ variant: MyButtonVariant)-> MyButton {
        var v = self
        v.variant = variant
        return v
    }
    /// units the dimensions of the button.
    func dimension( _ dimension: MyButtonSize) -> MyButton {
        var view = self
        view.dimension = dimension
        return view
    }
    /// units the icon and icon place on button.
    func icon( _ identify: MyIconName?, place: MyButtonIconPosition = .main) -> MyButton {
        var view = self
        view.iconName = identify
        view.iconPosition = place
        return view
    }

    // to disable button.
    func isDisabled(_ disabled: Bool) -> MyButton {
        var view = self
        view.disabled = disabled
        return view
    }
}