networking-layer

A protocol-based networking layer in Swift organizes API endpoints into protocols, promoting abstraction and testability. It uses modern Swift concurrency for non-blocking requests while enforcing typed error handling for network operations.

Yes, the generated networking layer supports iOS 15+ and macOS 12+ targets. It requires Swift 5.5 or later to properly leverage async/await concurrency features for non-blocking network requests.

Authentication in a Swift networking layer is handled through built-in configuration options during client generation. The Skill scaffolds the necessary protocol structure to manage authentication tokens alongside base URL setup and request routing.

Yes, you can add retry logic and logging to your Swift API client through optional features provided by the generator. These capabilities are integrated into the protocol-based design alongside core error handling mechanisms.

The best way to structure a protocol-based networking layer in Swift is by defining protocols for clients and endpoints. This approach promotes abstraction and testability, allowing you to mock network operations easily in unit tests.