NetworkHandler

✅ Reduce boilerplate. ✅ Consistent interface. ✅ Cross platform support. ❌ Headache.

NetworkHandler was originally created to reduce boilerplate when using URLSession. However, it's since grown into a unified, consistent abstraction built on top any engine conforming to NetworkEngine

By default, NetworkEngine implementations are provided for both URLSession if you have full access to Foundation (aka Apple platforms) and AsyncHTTPClient when you don't (or do, I'm not your mom).

Getting Started

1. Add the line

   .package(url: "https://github.com/mredig/NetworkHandler.git", from: "3.0.0"))

   to the appropriate section of your Package.swift

2. Add the dependency NetworkHandlerURLSessionEngine or NetworkHandlerAHCEngine, whichever you wish to use (The URLSession engine is unavailable on Linux) to your target.

3. Add import NetworkHandler to the top of any file you with to use it in

4. Here's a simple demo usage:

   public struct DemoModel: Codable, Equatable, Sendable {
   	public let id: UUID
   	public var title: String
   	public var subtitle: String
   	public var imageURL: URL
   
   	public init(id: UUID = UUID(), title: String, subtitle: String, imageURL: URL) {
   		self.id	= id
   		self.title = title
   		self.subtitle = subtitle
   		self.imageURL = imageURL
   	}
   }
   
   func getDemoModel() async throws(NetworkError) {
   	let urlSession = URLSession.asEngine(withConfiguration: .networkHandlerDefault)
   
   	let networkHander = NetworkHandler(name: "Jimbob", engine: urlSession)
   
   	let url = URL(string: "https://s3.wasabisys.com/network-handler-tests/coding/demoModel.json")
   
   	let resultModel: DemoModel = try await nh.downloadMahCodableDatas(for: url.downloadRequest).decoded
   
   	print(resultModel)
   }

Further documentation is available on SwiftPackageIndex