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Muhammad Saqlain
Muhammad Saqlain

Reputation: 2202

.NET CORE 2.1.403 SignalR Official Support for Swift

I have Developed a WebApi Backend Project on .NET CORE 2.1.403 and all the webapi routes are working great. Now I have a requirement for a real-time update on iOS application developed in Swift.

I could not find any official library which supports SignalR. After searching I found out https://github.com/moozzyk/SignalR-Client-Swift which supports .NET CORE but there is no detailed documentation on which we can rely. However my Javascript client is working great with .NET CORE.

I have previously used SwiftR with .NET FRAMEWORK 4.7.1 SignalR and it worked fine.

As suggested on GITHUB issue there is no plan on a Swift client. Any suggestions in this regards would be helpful.

Upvotes: 6

Views: 2968

Answers (1)

BillyMutt
BillyMutt

Reputation: 76

I realize this is a late reply, but for what it's worth, I've successfully used the https://github.com/moozzyk/SignalR-Client-Swift SignalR client in iOS, against an AspNet Core server implementation. The documentation on GitHub is a little sparse, but it is very simple to use. For example:

// Set up a connection to the SignalR hub on the servver.
private func connectToSignalRHub() {
    // Are we already connected to the hub?
    if !isHubConnected {
        let url = URL(string: "http://\(hostName):\(serverPort)/hub")!
        hubConnection = HubConnectionBuilder(url: url).withLogging(minLogLevel: .error).build()
        if let hub = hubConnection {
            hub.delegate = self

            // Set our callbacks for the messages we expect from the SignalR hub.
            hub.on(method: "ProgressUpdate", callback: {
                args, typeConverter in
                if let data = try? typeConverter.convertFromWireType(obj: args[0], targetType: String.self) {
                    self.onHubProgressUpdate(progress: data)
                }
            })

            // Start the hub connection.
            hub.start()
        }
    }
}

I'd be happy to share more details if you still need it.

Upvotes: 5

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