SwiftWeb

Run Your SwiftUI App on a Swift Server. Serve Many Clients with Your SwiftUI Web App.

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With SwiftWeb, you can easily provide a web interface to your existing SwiftUI app. SwiftWeb renders SwiftUI code to HTML and CSS and keeps a WebSocket connection to connected Browsers. User input events are sent to your Swift server which runs your application logic. Screen updates are sent back to connected clients.

Requirements

The SwiftWeb framework is intentionally kept independant of any HTTP / WebSocket server implementation. In order to provide a user interface over the web, you need to

1. provide the SwiftWeb HTML template (HTMLTemplate.withContent("")) under a URL of your desire,
2. provide the JavaScript client script (JavaScriptClient.script) under /script.js and
3. implement a WebSocket endpoint under /websocket on your server and connect it to a SwiftWebServer instance.

Have a look at the example implementation of an XCode project running an HTTP and WebSocket server together with SwiftWeb.

Usage

Simply instantiate a server instance with a view instance:

let swiftWebServer = SwiftWebServer(contentView: Text("Hello World!")

The JavaScript client will connect to the server instance using a WebSocket connection and load the current state of the interface.

Check out the example project implementing various view components with SwiftWeb.

Contributing

Contributions to this projects are welcome. Please make sure to read the contribution guidelines first.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See License for more information.