Javier Cicchelli
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This PR constains the work done to define the necessary protocols and enumerations to start defining remote API service as well as an implementation of the `URLProtocol` to mock requests and responses when using the `URLSession` to make remote calls. To provide further details about this work: - [x] declared the `Communications` library in the `Package` file; - [x] defined the minimum Apple platform versions in the `Package` file to support the async/await feature; - [x] defined the `HTTPRequestMethod` and `HTTPResponseCode` public enumerations; - [x] defined the `Endpoint` and `Client` public protocols; - [x] implemented the internal `MakeURLRequestUseCase` use case; - [x] implemented the `MockURLProtocol` class that mocks requests and responses on `URLSession` instances; - [x] started writing and updating the `README` file. Co-authored-by: Javier Cicchelli <javier@rock-n-code.com> Reviewed-on: #4
SwiftLibs
This package contains the core building blocks that we, Röck+Cöde, usually use to build any kind of application written in the Swift programming language.
Libraries
This package contains several libraries which a developer can also use in their own codebase, and these libraries are grouped by a certain concern or purpose.
Currently, this package contains the following libraries:
Communications: protocols, enumerations and a ready-to-use mock url class to build remote API services;Coordination: protocols to implement the Coordinator pattern and some ready-to-use platform-specific concrete routers;Core: extensions we usually add to the base layer functionality and primitive types provided by the Swift standard library;Dependencies: a ready-to-use, simple Dependency Injection mechanism that levers heavily on the dynamic property wrappers provided by the Swift programming language;