ios – share present person state between Views?

I am new to SwiftUI and attempting to grasp the finest strategy to share authenticated person state (AuthSession) throughout views.

After login, I fetch the token and present person, then name:

authSession.login(person: person, token: token)

authSession is an ObservableObject injected by way of @EnvironmentObject.

I need to use authSession.currentUser in different views, however I run into points when attempting to make use of it in init() to initialize a @StateObject ViewModel.

For instance:

@EnvironmentObject var authSession: AuthSession
@StateObject personal var viewModel = FeedViewModel(person: authSession.currentUser!) // ❌ Error

This forces me to defer initialization utilizing .onAppear, which seems like a workaround:

@State personal var viewModel: FeedViewModel?

.onAppear {
    if viewModel == nil {
        viewModel = FeedViewModel(person: authSession.currentUser!)
    }
}

What I need:

• Share authSession throughout the app
• Have the ability to initialize ViewModels that depend upon it (e.g. want token or person)
• Keep away from deferring the whole lot to .onAppear

Query:

How can I cleanly share authSession and use it to initialize ViewModels with out .onAppear hacks?

Any beneficial patterns or structure for this?