▶︎ RCProxy

A lightweight inapp HTTP requests logger for your iOS and tvOS apps.

Simply log requests in your app with 2 lines of code.
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▼ Installation

Use Cocoapods:

pod 'RCProxy'

Use SPM:

In Xcode, go to File -> Add packages...
In the prompt's search bar, copy and paste this URL: https://github.com/RCaroff/RCProxy.git
Select RCProxy an click on Add Package

▼ How to use it

import RCProxy
When you want to start logging, just write

RCProxy.start()

When you want to show the interface, just use

RCProxy.show(in: UIViewController)

If you want to present the viewController in a different way, you can simply get the instance with RCProxy.viewController.
From SwiftUI view, use RCProxy.view:

@State var showRequests: Bool = false

var body: some View {
    Button {
        showRequests = true
    } label: {
        Text("Show requests")
    }
    .sheet(isPresented: $showRequests) {
        RCProxy.view
    }
}

Choose the type of storage you want between .session(), .userDefaults() and .database()
Be sure to setup this BEFORE calling RCProxy.start().

Example:

RCProxy.storageType = .database(maxRequestsCount: 50)
RCProxy.start()

Default value is .session(maxRequestsCount: 100).

session(maxRequestsCount: //default: 100): Your requests will be stored in a singleton and will be cleared when app is terminated.

userDefaults(maxRequestsCount: //default: 100): Your requests will be stored in UserDefaults.standard instance, and will persist between sessions but it will allow only a limited amount of data.

.database(maxRequestsCount: //default: 100): Your requests will be stored in a sqlite file on the phone. It uses CoreData behind the hood.

RCProxy is listening on URLSession.shared instance by default, but you can also inject your own custom.
To do so, use the static property urlSession:

let session = URLSession(configuration: URLSessionConfiguration.default)
RCProxy.urlSession = session

Feel free to contribute and / or open issues!

RCaroff/RCProxy

▶︎ RCProxy

A lightweight inapp HTTP requests logger for your iOS and tvOS apps.

▼ Installation

▼ How to use it