So much of building a RESTful client is boilerplate code work. The kind of boilerplate that is prone to creating problems later if something is not fully implemented. This is the result of our desire to not recreate the wheel every time we need to do a RESTful interface. Since we work in both C# and Swift, we wanted something that was very similar. This is the Swift implementation of our RESTful base.

This base implements both sync and async methods, and was designed to be as minimal as possible in both code and expectations.

For our uses, we subclass RESTObject to create our client entities, and consume a connection form there.

There are examples within the unit tests in the Github repository at https://github.com/Druware/RESTfulCore