Handles Swift HTTP networking with the use of various tools such as GRSession, as well as extensions of Encodable and DataRequest.
The GRSession provides a powerful and flexible mechanism for managing HTTP sessions, enabling developers to easily handle complex network interactions.
Extensions of Encodable and DataRequest provide added functionality for encoding and decoding data,
making it easier to handle data transfer between the application and remote servers.
Check out GoodNetworking documentation here
Create a Package.swift file and add the package dependency into the dependencies list.
Or to integrate without package.swift add it through the Xcode add package interface.
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "SampleProject",
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/GoodRequest/GoodNetworking" from: "addVersion")
]
)Define two enums:
- one for the base API address called
ApiServer - one that follows the
Endpointprotocol, more information here
Create a RequestManager using GRSession
import GoodNetworking
import Combine
enum ApiServer: String {
case baseURL = "https://api.users.com"
}
enum RequestEndpoint: GREndpointManager {
// MARK: - User Profile
case userProfile
var path: String { "/user/details/profile" }
var method: HTTPMethod { .get }
var parameters: EndpointParameters? { nil }
var headers: HTTPHeaders? { nil }
var encoding: ParameterEncoding { JSONEncoding.default }
func asURL(baseURL: String) throws -> URL {
var url = try baseURL.asURL()
url.appendPathComponent(path)
return url
}
}
class UserRequestManager: UserRequestManagerType {
// MARK: - Constants
internal let session: GRSession<RequestEndpoint, ApiServer>
// MARK: - Initialization
init(baseURL: String) {
session = GRSession(
configuration: .default,
baseURL: baseURL
)
}
// MARK: - User Profile
func fetchUserProfile() -> AnyPublisher<ProfileResponse, AFError> {
return session.request(endpoint: .userProfile)
.validateToCustomError()
.goodify()
}
}Then inside your viewModel just call
fetchUserProfile()The result is a publisher so you can continue chaining Combine functions.
GoodNetworking is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.