JaviSoto / JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol

Easily make your application redirects some of the HTTP(s) requests it makes to your https://www.apitools.com/ account.

JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol

JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol allows you to easily make your application redirects some of the HTTP(s) requests it makes to your https://www.apitools.com/ account without modifying your existing networking code.

APItools is a web application that stores requests and lets you track, transform and analyze the traffic between your app and the APIs it uses.

Installation

• Using CocoaPods:

Just add this line to your Podfile:

pod 'JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol', '~> 1.0.0'

• Manually:

Simply add the files JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol.h and JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol.m to your project.

Usage

• Sign up for a free account at https://www.apitools.com/.

• Create a service for every API that your application uses.

• Have a class conform to the JSTAPIToolsURLMapping protocol:

@interface MyURLMappingProvider : NSObject <JSTAPIToolsURLMapping>

@end

• And implement the only required method providing the APItools host for every host that you expect your app to send requests to. Example:

@implementation MyURLMappingProvider
- (NSString *)apiToolsHostForOriginalURLHost:(NSString *)originalURLHost {
  static NSDictionary *URLMappingDitionary = nil;

  static dispatch_once_t onceToken;
  dispatch_once(&onceToken, ^{
    URLMappingDitionary = @{
                            @"api.twitter.com" : @"tw-ghzbf45ab8cz.my.apitools.com",
                            @"api.facebook.com" : @"fb-cfb59af43bdz.my.apitools.com"
                            };
  });

  return URLMappingDitionary[originalURLHost];
}
@end

This will make your application forward all of its Twitter and Facebook API requests to your APItools account so you can track them, transform them and analyze them.

Compatibility

JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol is compatible with iOS and Mac OSX.

LICENSE

JSTAPIToolsURLProtocol is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.