A lean Swift web API client built using async/await.
Get provides a clear and convenient API for modeling network requests using Request<Response> type. And its APIClient makes it easy to execute these requests and decode the responses.
// Create a client
let client = APIClient(baseURL: URL(string: "https://api.github.com"))
// Start sending requests
let user: User = try await client.send(Request(path: "/user")).value
var request = Request(path: "/user/emails", method: .post, body: ["alex@me.com"]
try await client.send(request)
The client uses URLSession for networking and provides complete access to all its APIs. It is designed with the “less is more” idea in mind and doesn’t introduce any unnecessary abstractions on top of native APIs.
// In addition to `APIClientDelegate`, you can also override any methods
// from `URLSessionDelegate` family of APIs.
let client = APIClient(baseURL: URL(string: "https://api.github.com")) {
$0.sessionDelegate = ...
}
// You can also provide task-specific delegates and easily change any of
// the `URLRequest` properties before the request is sent.
let delegate: URLSessionDataDelegate = ...
let response = try await client.send(Paths.user.get, delegate: delegate) {
$0.cachePolicy = .reloadIgnoringLocalCacheData
}
In addition to sending quick requests, it also supports downloading data to a file, uploading from a file, authentication, auto-retries, logging, and more. It’s a kind of code that you would typically write on top of URLSession if you were using it directly.
With Pulse, you can inspect logs directly on your device – and it supports all Apple platforms. And you can share the logs at any time and view them on a big screen using Pulse Pro.
CreateAPI
With CreateAPI, you can take your backend OpenAPI spec, and generate all of the response entities and even requests for Get APIClient.
Get is a lean framework with a lot of flexibility and customization points. It makes it very easy to learn and use, but you’ll need to install additional modules for certain features.
Mocker – mocking network requests for testing purposes
Get
A lean Swift web API client built using async/await.
Get provides a clear and convenient API for modeling network requests using
Request<Response>
type. And itsAPIClient
makes it easy to execute these requests and decode the responses.The client uses
URLSession
for networking and provides complete access to all its APIs. It is designed with the “less is more” idea in mind and doesn’t introduce any unnecessary abstractions on top of native APIs.In addition to sending quick requests, it also supports downloading data to a file, uploading from a file, authentication, auto-retries, logging, and more. It’s a kind of code that you would typically write on top of
URLSession
if you were using it directly.Sponsor 💖
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Documentation
Learn how to use Get by going through the documentation created using DocC.
To learn more about
URLSession
, see URL Loading System.Integrations
Pulse
You can easily add logging to your API client using Pulse. It requests a single line to setup.
With Pulse, you can inspect logs directly on your device – and it supports all Apple platforms. And you can share the logs at any time and view them on a big screen using Pulse Pro.
CreateAPI
With CreateAPI, you can take your backend OpenAPI spec, and generate all of the response entities and even requests for Get
APIClient
.Other Extensions
Get is a lean framework with a lot of flexibility and customization points. It makes it very easy to learn and use, but you’ll need to install additional modules for certain features.
Codable
supportmultipart/form-data
Minimum Requirements
License
Get is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.