ios – The right way to assign default modifiers to a SwiftUI view?

I am attempting to make reusable customized views that themselves will be personalized later. Ideally I would have the ability to outline default modifiers like Shade, Font, and many others that the Views would have with none customization, however permit these to be simply overwritten by extra modifiers used afterward.

For instance if I had the customized view:

struct MyCustomTextField: View {

  @Binding var textual content: String

  var physique: some View {
    HStack {
      Picture(systemName: "envelope").foregroundColor(.grey)
      TextField("", textual content: $textual content)
        .foregroundColor(.grey)
        .font(.system(.title))
    }
  }
}

The view would have default grey foreground colour and the TextField would have title font. However now if I wished to reuse this view and customise it for my particular use-case, I would wish to override these modifiers like so:

struct ContentView: View {
  @State var textual content = "hi there"

  var physique: some View {
    MyCustomTextField(textual content: $textual content)
      .foregroundColor(.blue)
      .font(.system(.physique))
  }
}

However these outdoors modifiers are usually not efficient because the inside modifiers take precedent.

What’s one of the best ways to make customized views in order that I can outline default modifiers for his or her contents however nonetheless have the ability to override these defaults later?

Thanks