WordPressSwift is the easiest way to integrate the WordPress API into your app. You can retreive the blog's categories, posts (filtered by author, date, categories,...), and much more.
If you're using Xcode 11, you can simply add the Swift Package dependency to your proyect. If you're using an older version of Xcode, you can still using WordPressSwift by copying the Source folder into your project directory.
Class: WPPost
Class methods:
getPosts(web:author:numberOfPosts:after:categories:completionHandler:)
getPosts(web:page:postsPerPage:author:after:categories:completionHandler:)
getPost(web:id:completionHandler:)
getPostsMonth(_:month:year:) -> [WPPost]
getPostsMonth(_:) -> [WPPost]
getFirstPost(_:) -> WPPost?
Instance methods:
countWords() -> Int
Class: WPMedia
Class methods:
getImage(web:id:completionHandler)
Class: WPCategory
Class methods:
getCategories(web:completionHandler:)
getCategory(web:id:completionHandler:)
Class: WPAuthor
Class methods:
getAuthors(web:completionHandler:)
getAuthor(web:id:completionHandler:)
For more information about the usage of available methods, please check the documentation of each one.
I'm Rubén Fernández, a Spanish developer. You can send me an email or follow me on Twitter (@RubenApps)
WordPressSwift is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.