NetClient
A versatile Swift HTTP networking library with built-in Codable support, request interceptors, and popular framework integrations.
What is NetClient?
NetClient is a Swift HTTP networking library that provides a versatile and chainable API for making network requests across Apple platforms. It solves the complexity of handling various encoding types, authentication methods, and response parsing by offering a unified interface with built-in Codable support. The library includes features like request interceptors, retry logic, and TLS pinning to streamline network operations in Swift applications.
iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS developers building applications that require robust HTTP networking with support for modern Swift paradigms like Codable. It's particularly useful for teams already using Alamofire, Moya, RxSwift, or Kommander who want enhanced integration.
Developers choose NetClient for its comprehensive feature set that goes beyond basic networking, including security features like certificate pinning, extensibility through interceptors, and seamless integration with popular Swift libraries. Its chainable builder pattern and built-in Codable support reduce boilerplate code while maintaining flexibility.
Overview
Versatile HTTP Networking in Swift
Use Cases
Best For
- Building cross-platform Apple apps that need consistent networking across iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS
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