The Awesome Server Side Swift List
A curated list of awesome Server Side Swift 3 projects.
Interested in contributing? Please see the Contributing section below. Please note that components targeting iOS projects will not be considered unless there is a clear use case for a server side implementation. Projects must also be SPM modules that can be included as dependancies, unless otherwise stated.
Thanks goes out to vsouza for the inspiration of his Awesome iOS list!
Table of Contents
Server Side Swift Frameworks
Server Side Swift frameworks are projects that provide an infrastructure with which you can build a working Swift API.
Server Side Utilities
File System
Compression
Encryption / Cryptography
Logging
Command Line Access
iOS Notifications
Networking
Configuration
- JSON Config - A Swift 3 JSON Config reader library. Reads JSON files for server side configuration.
- Swifty-pList - A Swift 3 pList library. Reads & writes pLists for server side configuration.
Testing
- SwiftRandom - A tiny generator of random data for swift. SPM module.
- LoremSwiftum - A lightweight lorem ipsum generator for Swift.
Miscellaneous
Authentication
Templating
Parsers
JSON
XML
MessagePack
Miscellaneous Parsers
Utility
Strings
- SwiftString - A comprehensive, lightweight string extension for Swift 3
- Hypertext - Any-way-you-want-it, type-safe HTML in Swift
Misc Utilities
Database Connectors
MySQL
PostgreSQL
SQLite
MongoDB
CouchDB
Redis
Tarantool
Cassandra
- Kassandra - Cassandra CQL 3.2 client in (pure) Swift.
FileMaker
ORM
Web Server Connectivity
HTTP Libraries
Connectors to Web servers such as Apache, nginx.
WebSockets
Distributed Messaging
MQTT
- Aphid - MQTT 3.1 library in (pure) Swift.
Contributing
Submit a pull request with changes. Please use GitHub Issues for dead or changed links only.
- Search previous suggestions before making a new one, as yours may be a duplicate.
- Make an individual pull request for each suggestion.
- Use the following format: PACKAGE - DESCRIPTION.
- New categories, or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome.
- Keep descriptions short and simple, but descriptive.
- End all descriptions with a full stop/period.
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- Make sure that your suggestion is positioned as the last item category.
- Make sure your text editor is set to remove trailing whitespace.
- Projects must work in Swift 3.0 (or above). ObjC and Swift 1 & 2 projects will not be considered.
- The Project must be an SPM module that can be included directly, unless otherwise stated.
Projects are ineligible if:
- The project is not in and of itself, an SPM module.
- Doesn't have commit for more than two years.
- Only have README in another language (Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese and etc)
- We cannot clearly understand the objective.
- Without clear README
License
Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.
Code of Conduct
We welcome people of all ethnicities, nationalities, ages, gender, disability, levels of experience, and religious beliefs to use and contribute to this project. We pledge to foster and enforce a harassment-free environment of openness, respect, and cooperation for everyone in all project and public spaces online or offline.
Please report any behaviour that violates our Code of Conduct. The team is committed to enforcing this Code of Conduct to ensure everyone who wishes to use, contribute to, and comment on the project may do so freely and openly and without fear of reprisal.
We will investigate all complaints of unacceptable or abusive behaviour or comments expediently, and we will maintain the confidentiality of the person who reports any perceived infraction or wrongdoing to us. We will not tolerate any form of direct or indirect harassment or discrimination within the Swift community, and will take appropriate, fair, and corrective action to any instance of inappropriate behaviour.
The team maintains the right to remove, edit, or reject any comments, code, edits, or issues that do not align with our Code of Conduct.