Swift Networking SDK

InnoNetwork Documentation

Type-safe request execution, durable downloads, and reconnect-aware realtime flows for current Apple platforms. The documentation site is organized by product so teams can start from the module they actually need.

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4 Products Core requests, downloads, persistent cache, and WebSocket flows.

Swift 6.2+ Built for current Apple platforms and modern concurrency.

API Stability Public stability policy and release process documented in-repo.

Products

InnoNetwork

Core request and response execution with explicit transport policy, retry handling, trust evaluation, and observability hooks.

Type-safe APIDefinition modeling
JSON, form-url-encoded, multipart, and protobuf request paths
Safe defaults and advanced tuning surfaces

Module Docs Quick Start

InnoNetworkDownload

Durable download lifecycle management with append-log persistence, background session support, retry coordination, and stream or listener delivery.

Pause, resume, retry, and restoration paths
Foreground and background download orchestration
Operational tuning through safeDefaults and advanced configuration

Module Docs

InnoNetworkWebSocket

Reconnect-aware WebSocket management with handshake taxonomy, heartbeat handling, and listener retention across reconnect attempts.

Reconnect suppression by close outcome
AsyncStream and listener-based event delivery
Manual disconnect semantics and heartbeat monitoring

Module Docs

InnoNetworkPersistentCache

Conservative on-disk response caching with privacy defaults, data protection policy, and bounded disk usage.

Actor-backed ResponseCache implementation
Authenticated, private, and cookie response protections
Persistent index and body storage with eviction

Module Docs

Quick Links

Repository README Installation, platform matrix, troubleshooting, and recommended entry points. API Stability Stable, provisional, and internal contract boundaries for the current 4.0.0 line. Benchmark Governance Baseline handling, diff-only policy, and benchmark runner expectations.

Using 4.0.0

Safe Defaults First New integrations should start from safeDefaults and opt into advanced tuning only for operational requirements.

Latest Platform Baseline The package intentionally targets current Apple releases to avoid compatibility shims and to rely on strict concurrency semantics.

Operational Visibility Included Event delivery, download persistence, and reconnect behavior are built to be measurable and explainable in production.