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PerfectNet
Core asynchronous networking package used in Perfect. Includes support for TCP, SSL, UNIX socket files and IO event handling.
swift-api-client
Comprehensive and modular Swift library for API design.
swift-event
Swift wrapper around libevent for event-driven, non-blocking I/O and async TCP sockets. Uses kqueue on Apple platforms and epoll on Linux. Swift 6 concurrency.
ApiKit
Integrate with REST APIs using Swift.
SwiftNet
Elegant approach on Networking using Combine and Swift Concurrency
RequestSpec
A lightweight Swift library providing a declarative, type-safe API for building HTTP requests. Built on URLRequest and fully interoperable with URLSession, Alamofire, and other networking libraries.
KippleNetworking
A Swift cross-platform (Apple and Linux) networking library.
MicroClient
A lightweight, zero-dependency Swift networking library designed for type-safe HTTP requests using modern Swift concurrency
Babylon
Captures HTTP/HTTPS, WebSocket, gRPC, and runtime trace data from your app and sends it to Rockxy. No proxy or certificate required.
HPNetwork
A protocol-based networking stack written in Swift
RouterBytes
🔗 A Swift networking library
swift-ssrf-guard
Pure-Swift classifier for whether an IP is safe egress or a private/reserved target, IPv4 and IPv6.
Pigeon
Async state management for SwiftUI (and UIKit) 🐦
Lightning
A Swift Multiplatform Single-threaded Non-blocking Web and Networking Framework
Alley
Essential `URLSessionDataTask` micro-wrapper for communication with HTTP(S) web services, with built-in automatic request retries.
Hyperspace
An extremely lightweight wrapper around URLSession to make working with APIs a breeze.
Kite
A Swift 6 networking library with async/await, JSON/XML deserialization, and auth header support — running on iOS/macOS/tvOS/watchOS/visionOS/Linux/Windows/Android!
Background
Background Tasks and Networking
Harbor
Harbor is a library for making API requests in Swift in a simple way using async/await.
Monarch
A request-based, protocol-oriented, resource-fetching library designed for pure-SwiftUI applications. It's called Monarch because it sits at the top of your view hierarchy.