A network diagnosis library for iOS supporting Ping, TcpPing, Rtmp, TraceRoute, DNS, and external IP/DNS queries.
Network Diagnosis for iOS is a library that provides network diagnostic tools for iOS applications. It enables developers to implement features like Ping, TcpPing, Rtmp, TraceRoute, and DNS lookups within their apps to troubleshoot network connectivity issues and measure performance.
iOS developers who need to build network diagnostic features into their applications, particularly those working on apps that require network reliability monitoring or troubleshooting capabilities.
It offers a comprehensive set of network diagnostic protocols in a single library with a consistent API, making it easier to implement network troubleshooting features compared to building each protocol separately.
Network Diagnosis for iOS
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Supports Ping, TcpPing, Rtmp, TraceRoute, DNS, and external IP/DNS tests, covering a wide range of network diagnostic needs as listed in the Key Features.
Follows a modular approach with separate components for each protocol, all accessed through a consistent interface, making integration straightforward as described in the Philosophy.
Available via CocoaPods for simple installation and updates, as shown in the Install section with clear pod commands.
Maintained with regular builds and a contributors list, and issues can be reported via GitHub, indicating ongoing development and support.
The library's primary examples and API are in Objective-C, which might not align with Swift-centric projects or modern SwiftUI development, requiring bridging or adaptation.
Only targets iOS platform, as indicated by the platform badges, limiting its use in cross-platform applications where network diagnostics are needed on multiple operating systems.
Requires developers to implement their own user interface for displaying results, as evidenced by the need for output delegates in usage examples, adding extra development effort.