Rubenfer/M3UKit

A light-weight utility to parse M3U/M3U8 lists, written in Swift

M3UKit

This light utility written in Swift allows you to work with M3U/M3U8 lists.

Usage

Just add M3UKit to you project using Swift Package Manager.

public struct M3U: Codable {
    
    public struct Channel: Codable {
        /// Title of the channel
        public var title: String
        /// Duration of stream in seconds. -1 for live streams. 0 unknown.
        public var duration: Int = 0
        /// Custom attributes for the channel
        public var attributes: [String:String] = [:]
        /// Playback URL
        public var url: String
    }
    
    public var channels: [Channel] = []
    
}

The usage of this utility is very similar as you use Codable to encode/decode JSON files. To decode a M3U list, you must to download it and pass it as Data using a M3UDecoder instance and decode(_:) -> M3U method. To encode an existing M3U instance, you only need to call encode(_:) -> Data from a M3UEncoder instance.

Contact

Made by Rubén Fernández in Spain. Twitter: @RubenApps