How it works
The AWS SDK for Swift simplifies the use of AWS services by providing a set of libraries that are consistent and familiar for Swift developers. All AWS SDKs support API lifecycle considerations such as credential management, retries, data marshaling, and serialization. Visit awslabs/aws-sdk-swift on GitHub for AWS-focused open-source Swift libraries.
Key features
The AWS SDK for Swift is written with multi-platform support in mind. It supports iOS, macOS, and Linux environments today, with support for other Swift-supported platforms coming in future releases.
The AWS SDK for Swift takes advantage of modern Swift language features such as async/await, inferred types, and others. The SDK also integrates with the popular Swift libraries such as Swift Log and Swift Collections, and uses Swift Package Manager (SPM) for compiling and distribution.
The AWS SDK for Swift has a modular architecture with a separate package published for each service. This allows you to reduce application bundle size and improve application performance by only importing the packages your application requires.
Guides
The AWS SDK for Swift developer guide describes features for the latest version of the SDK and how to use them.
The AWS SDK for Swift API reference guide describes the API operations for the latest version of the SDK.
The AWS SDK for Swift code examples demonstrate best practices for working with AWS services to help accelerate development of your applications.
Additional resources
Visit GitHub to view the SDK code, file issues, and engage with the SDK team and the community.
Read the AWS Developer blog to get the latest news and announcements.