A Swift SignalR Client for the Asp.Net Core version of SignalR

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Everything you need to know about using the Swift SignalR Client in under 60 minutes

Add the following lines to your Podfile:

use_frameworks!
pod 'SwiftSignalRClient'

Then run:

pod install

The easiest way to is to use Use XCode UI (File -> Add Packages...)

Alternatively, add the following to your Package dependencies:

.package(url: "https://github.com/moozzyk/SignalR-Client-Swift", .upToNextMinor(from: "0.9.0")),

Then include "SignalRClient" in your target dependencies. For example:

.target(name: "MySwiftPackage", dependencies: ["SignalRClient"]),

Add import SwiftSignalRClient (or import SignalRClient if you are using Swift Package Manager) to swift files you would like to use the client in.

A typical implementation looks like the following:

import Foundation
import SwiftSignalRClient

public class SignalRService {
    private var connection: HubConnection
    
    public init(url: URL) {
        connection = HubConnectionBuilder(url: url).withLogging(minLogLevel: .error).build()
        connection.on(method: "MessageReceived", callback: { (user: String, message: String) in
            do {
                self.handleMessage(message, from: user)
            } catch {
                print(error)
            }
        })
        
        connection.start()
    }
    
    private func handleMessage(_ message: String, from user: String) {
        // Do something with the message.
    }
}

More detailed user's guides:

• Swift SignalR Client Course - the most complete and up-to-date information on using the Swift SignalR Client
• Swift Client for the ASP.Net Core Version of SignalR – Part 1: Getting Started
• Swift Client for the ASP.Net Core Version of SignalR – Part 1: Beyond the Basics
• Automatic Reconnection in the Swift SignalR Client

There are several sample projects in the Examples folder. They include:

• SignalRClient.xcodeproj

  An Xcode workspace that has compiled libraries for macOS (OSX) and iOS, along with the Application targets 'ConnectionSample', 'HubSample', and 'HubSamplePhone'.

• TestServer

  A .Net solution that the unit tests and samples can be run against.

  The TestServer Requires .NET Core SDK 3.0.100 or later.

  To run, navigate to the TestServer folder and execute the following in the terminal:

  % npm install
  % dotnet run

  When running the TestServer project on macOS Monterey (12.0 or greater), you may encounter the error: "Failed to bind to address http://0.0.0.0:5000: address already in use.". This is due to Apple now advertising an 'AirPlay Receiver' on that port. This port can be freed by disabling the receiver: Navigate to System Preferences > Sharing and uncheck AirPlay Receiver.