aerogear-ios-http

This module currently build with Xcode 7 and supports iOS7 [1], iOS8, iOS9.

Thin layer to take care of your http requests working with NSURLSession. Taking care of:

• Json serializer
• Multipart upload
• HTTP Basic/Digest authentication support
• Pluggable object serialization
• background processing support

100% Swift 2.0.

	Project Info
License:	Apache License, Version 2.0
Build:	CocoaPods
Documentation:	http://aerogear.org/ios/
Issue tracker:	https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AGIOS
Mailing lists:	aerogear-users (subscribe)
	aerogear-dev (subscribe)

Note [1]: Cocoapod central repo supports dynamic library from iOS8+. If you want to deploy on iOS7, use areoger-ios-http fom master source with its podspec pointing to iOS7.

Example Usage

To perform an HTTP request use the convenient methods found in the Http object. Here is an example usage:

let http = Http(baseURL: "http://server.com")

http.GET("/get", completionHandler: {(response, error) in
     // handle response
})

http.POST("/post",  parameters: ["key": "value"], 
                    completionHandler: {(response, error) in
     // handle response
})
...

Authentication

The library also leverages the build-in foundation support for http/digest authentication and exposes a convenient interface by allowing the credential object to be passed on the request. Here is an example:

NOTE: It is advised that HTTPS should be used when performing authentication of this type

let credential = NSURLCredential(user: "john", 
                                 password: "pass", 
                                 persistence: .None)

http.GET("/protected/endpoint", credential: credential, 
                                completionHandler: {(response, error) in
   // handle response
})

You can also set a credential per protection space, so it's automatically picked up once http challenge is requested by the server, thus omitting the need to pass the credential on each request. In this case, you must initialize the Http object with a custom session configuration object, that has its credentials storage initialized with your credentials:

// create a protection space
var protectionSpace = NSURLProtectionSpace(host: "httpbin.org", 
                                    port: 443,
                                    protocol: NSURLProtectionSpaceHTTPS, 
                                    realm: "me@kennethreitz.com", 
                                    authenticationMethod: NSURLAuthenticationMethodHTTPDigest)

// setup credential
// notice that we use '.ForSession' type otherwise credential storage will discard and
// won't save it when doing 'credentialStorage.setDefaultCredential' later on
let credential = NSURLCredential(user: user, 
                                 password: password, 
                                 persistence: .ForSession)

// assign it to credential storage
var credentialStorage = NSURLCredentialStorage.sharedCredentialStorage()
credentialStorage.setDefaultCredential(credential, forProtectionSpace: protectionSpace);

// set up default configuration and assign credential storage
var configuration = NSURLSessionConfiguration.defaultSessionConfiguration()
configuration.URLCredentialStorage = credentialStorage

// assign custom configuration to Http
var http = Http(baseURL: "http://httpbin.org", sessionConfig: configuration)

http.GET("/protected/endpoint", completionHandler: {(response, error) in
   // handle response
})

OAuth2 Protocol Support

To support the OAuth2 protocol, we have created a separate library aerogear-ios-oauth2 that can be easily integrated, in order to provide out-of-the-box support for communicated with OAuth2 protected endpoints. Please have a look at the "Http and OAuth2Module" section on our documentation page for more information.

Do you want to try it on your end? Follow next section steps.

Build, test and play with aerogear-ios-http

1. Clone this project

2. Get the dependencies

The project uses OHHTTPStubs framework for stubbing its http network requests and utilizes cocoapods 0.36 release for handling its dependencies. As a pre-requisite, install cocoapods and then install the pod. On the root directory of the project run:

pod install

3. open AeroGearHttp.xcworkspace

Adding the library to your project

To add the library in your project, you can either use Cocoapods or manual install in your project. See the respective sections below for instructions:

Using Cocoapods

Support for Swift frameworks is supported from CocoaPods-0.36 release upwards. In your Podfile add:

pod 'AeroGearHttp'

and then:

pod install

to install your dependencies

Manual Installation

Follow these steps to add the library in your Swift project:

1. Add AeroGearHttp as a submodule in your project. Open a terminal and navigate to your project directory. Then enter:

git submodule add https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-ios-http.git

2. Open the aerogear-ios-http folder, and drag the AeroGearHttp.xcodeproj into the file navigator in Xcode.
3. In Xcode select your application target and under the "Targets" heading section, ensure that the 'iOS Deployment Target' matches the application target of AeroGearHttp.framework (Currently set to 8.0).
4. Select the "Build Phases" heading section, expand the "Target Dependencies" group and add AeroGearHttp.framework.
5. Click on the + button at the top left of the panel and select "New Copy Files Phase". Rename this new phase to "Copy Frameworks", set the "Destination" to "Frameworks", and add AeroGearHttp.framework.

If you run into any problems, please file an issue and/or ask our user mailing list. You can also join our dev mailing list.

Documentation

For more details about the current release, please consult our documentation.

Development

If you would like to help develop AeroGear you can join our developer's mailing list, join #aerogear on Freenode, or shout at us on Twitter @aerogears.

Also takes some time and skim the contributor guide

Questions?

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Found a bug?

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