StompClientLib is a stomp client in Swift. It uses Facebook's SocketRocket as a websocket dependency. SocketRocket is written in Objective-C but StompClientLib's STOMP part is written in Swift and its usage is Swift. You can use this library in your Swift 4+ and 3+ projects.

This is original a fork from AKStompClient (This library is not working right now)

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

• iOS 8.0+
• XCode 8.1, 8.2, 8.3
• XCode 9.0 +
• Swift 3.0, 3.1, 3.2
• Swift 4.0+

StompClientLib is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod "StompClientLib"

import StompClientLib

Once imported, you can open a connection to your WebSocket server.

var socketClient = StompClientLib()
let url = NSURL(string: "your-socket-url-is-here")!
socketClient.openSocketWithURLRequest(request: NSURLRequest(url: url as URL) , delegate: self)

After you are connected, there are some delegate methods that you need to implement.

func stompClientDidConnect(client: StompClientLib!) {
print("Socket is connected")
// Stomp subscribe will be here!
socketClient.subscribe(destination: topic)
// Note : topic needs to be a String object
}

func stompClientDidDisconnect(client: StompClientLib!) {
print("Socket is Disconnected")
}

func stompClientWillDisconnect(client: StompClientLib!, withError error: NSError) {

}

Your json message will be converted to JSON Body as AnyObject and you will receive your message in this function

func stompClient(client: StompClientLib!, didReceiveMessageWithJSONBody jsonBody: AnyObject?, withHeader header: [String : String]?, withDestination destination: String) {
print("Destination : \(destination)")
print("JSON Body : \(String(describing: jsonBody))")
}

Your json message will be converted to JSON Body as AnyObject and you will receive your message in this function

func stompClientJSONBody(client: StompClientLib!, didReceiveMessageWithJSONBody jsonBody: String?, withHeader header: [String : String]?, withDestination destination: String) {
print("DESTIONATION : \(destination)")
print("String JSON BODY : \(String(describing: jsonBody))")
}

If you will use STOMP for in-app purchase, you might need to use this function to get receipt

func serverDidSendReceipt(client: StompClientLib!, withReceiptId receiptId: String) {
print("Receipt : \(receiptId)")
}

Your error message will be received in this function

func serverDidSendError(client: StompClientLib!, withErrorMessage description: String, detailedErrorMessage message: String?) {
print("Error Send : \(String(describing: message))")
}

If you need to control your server's ping, here is your part

func serverDidSendPing() {
print("Server ping")
}

There are functions for subscribing and unsubscribing. Note : You should handle your subscribe and unsubscibe methods ! Suggestion : Subscribe to your topic in "stompClientDidConnect" function and unsubcribe to your topic in stompClientWillDisconnect method.

socketClient.subscribe(destination: topic)
// Note : topic needs to be a String object

socketClient.unsubscribe(destination: topic)

Important : You have to send your destination for both subscribe or unsubscribe!

• Complete a working Example
• Add Carthage installation option
• Add Swift Package Manager installation option
• XCode 9 compatibility
• Swift 4 compatibility and tests
• Add Quick Testing
• Re-write websocket full swift version instead of Facebook's SocketRocket lib

FreakyCoder, [email protected]

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