Example or Tutorial?

[Alex C.]

Hi there,

I was able to generate the Swift files from my OpenAPI3 spec. However, I'm having a hard time importing the package into my Xcode workspace.

The steps I did are:

1. Generate the package files
2. Add local package in my existing project
3. In my main code I tried added in variations of the "Example Request" code.

ValidatorPy is the package name I used when generating. Without even getting the models yet, both ValidatorPy and APIClient are not in scope "cannot find 'APIClient' in scope" error.

How should I be importing the Swaggen code?

let getUserRequest = ValidatorPy.User.GetUser.Request(id: 123)
let apiClient = APIClient.default

apiClient.makeRequest(getUserRequest) { apiResponse in
    switch apiResponse {
        case .result(let apiResponseValue):
        	if let user = apiResponseValue.success {
        		print("GetUser returned user \(user)")
        	} else {
        		print("GetUser returned \(apiResponseValue)")
        	}
        case .error(let apiError):
        	print("GetUser failed with \(apiError)")
    }
}

[Alex C.]

There are two ways I tried importing the package.

1. Dragging the package into my Xcode project
2. Importing package dependency with these Apple Dev site steps

I also tried "import ValidatorPy" in addition the above steps.

[Alex C.]

@yonaskolb Could you help clarify please? I'd be happy to contribute this to documentation.

When I copy paste your example code, it doesn't work. I changed the request module path to my own generated route. After that it errors with wrong context.

In order to build, I have to change the apiResponse to apiResponse.result and also change .result/.error to .success/.failure. However, now the switch statement never finishes or is called.

[Jan Chaloupecky]

hey,
I'm also a first time user of SwagGen and it works fine for me.
@awcchungster did you import your generated SPM before using it? (edit: yes you did)

import ValidatorPy

...
let apiClient = APIClient.default

2. When you compile only your module, does it compile without errors?

3. Did you link your module to your target where you are using it?

[Alex C.]

I moved off native iOS bindings for my API and use React Native. It was much easier to develop in.