Question 1

How to use TRON with Swift Concurrency?

Accepted Answer

Use the RequestSender proxy with async/await: call request.sender().value for the model or .result for a Result type. The README shows examples for upload/download with progress tracking via async sequences.

Question 2

TRON vs Moya: which is better for iOS?

Accepted Answer

TRON is more lightweight and integrates directly with Alamofire, offering built-in Codable support and Swift Concurrency extensions. Moya has a larger community and more abstracted design, but TRON is better for teams wanting a minimal layer over Alamofire with modern Swift features.

Question 3

How to handle errors in TRON?

Accepted Answer

Errors are parsed using the ErrorSerializable protocol, with APIError providing properties like request, response, and serializedObject. Implement custom error models by conforming to this protocol for type-safe error handling.

Question 4

Can TRON handle file uploads and downloads?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it supports multipart uploads, file downloads, and progress tracking via uploadProgress and downloadProgress async sequences. Examples in the README show how to use upload and download methods with custom serializers.

Question 5

Is TRON compatible with Combine?

Accepted Answer

TRON does not have native Combine support; it focuses on RxSwift extensions and Swift Concurrency. For Combine, you'd need to wrap TRON calls manually or use other libraries like Moya with Combine adapters.

Question 6

How to stub requests in TRON for testing?

Accepted Answer

Enable stubbing globally or per request using the apiStub property, with options for success data or errors and delay. The README demonstrates stubbing with APIStub for both successful and failed responses.

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