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A curated list of Vapor-related awesome projects.

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awesome-vapor's Introduction

Awesome Vapor Awesome

Vapor is currently one of the most popular server-side Swift frameworks. It allows you to take the language you already know if you ever developed an iOS application and use it in a whole new way, to develop fast, scalable and reliable back-end systems that integrate easily with a wide range of third party services. This is a curated list of:

  • modern libraries that easily integrate with Vapor and follow Vapor’s philosophy of providing simple, clean yet powerful APIs;
  • well-written tutorials, books, videos and education materials;
  • tools to make your development process simpler and more enjoyable;
  • and more!

Contents

How to use

Simply press Command + F to search for a keyword. If you’re only interested in entries related to Vapor 3 or only to Vapor 4, you may use the automatically generated filtered lists available on the filtered branch by visiting the links in this sentence. You may also find the legacy archived content in the legacy folder.

Libraries

  • v3 API Error Middleware – Vapor middleware for converting thrown errors to JSON responses.
  • v3 APNS – Vapor APNS for iOS.
  • v3 Bugsnag – Report errors with Bugsnag.
  • v3 CouchDB Client – Simple CouchDB client for Vapor.
  • v3 CrudRouter – Automatic RESTful CRUD router generation for any Fluent Model.
  • v3 CSRF – A package to add protection to Vapor against CSRF attacks.
  • v3 CSV Framework – A simple framework to read and write CSV files.
  • v3 Ferno – Vapor Firebase Realtime database provider.
  • v3 Flash – Flash messages between views.
  • v3 FluentQuery – Build complex raw SQL queries while still using Swift keypaths.
  • v3 Gatekeeper – Rate limiting middleware for Vapor.
  • v3 Google Cloud Provider – Interact with Google Cloud Platform APIs from your Vapor project.
  • v3 Guardian – Modern rate-limiting middleware.
  • v3 Imperial – Federated Authentication with OAuth providers.
  • v3 JWT Keychain – Easily scaffold a keychain using JWT for Vapor.
  • v3 JWT Middleware – Middleware to Authenticate and Authorize Requests in Vapor.
  • v3 Leaf Error Middleware – Serve up custom 404 and server error pages for your Vapor App.
  • v3 Leaf Markdown – Markdown renderer for Vapor.
  • v3 Lingo Vapor – Vapor provider for Lingo – the Swift localization library.
  • v3 Local Storage – Storage driver using local filesystem.
  • v3 MailCore – Sending e-mails via SMTP, MailGun and SendGrid.
  • v3 Meow – An alternative codable ORM for MongoDB.
  • v3 MongoKitten – MongoDB driver in Swift.
  • v3 Pagination – Simple Vapor 3 Pagination.
  • v3 Paginator – Query pagination for Vapor and Fluent.
  • v3 S3 – Library for accessing the Amazon S3 service (and compatible) with support for most commonly used operations.
  • v3 S3 Storage – Library for simple access to the Amazon S3 service.
  • v3 Sanitize – Powerful model extraction from Vapor JSON requests.
  • v3 SendGrid Provider – SendGrid-powered mail backend for Vapor.
  • v3 SimpleFileLogger – A simple file logging provider for Vapor.
  • v3 Slugify – Convenience for sluggifying your strings.
  • v3 Storage – Eases the use of multiple storage and CDN services.
  • v3 Stripe Provider – Stripe Provider for Vapor.
  • v3 Submissions – Conveniences for creating forms and validating (form) submissions.
  • v3 Sugar – A package of sugar for Vapor.
  • v3 SwifQL – Easily build flexible and type-safe SQL with pure Swift.
  • v3 SwiftyBeaver Provider – SwiftyBeaver Logging Provider for Vapor, the server-side Swift web framework.
  • v3 Telesign Provider – A Telesign provider for Vapor.
  • v3 Vapor Mailgun Service – A service to be used with Vapor to send emails.
  • v3 Vapor reCAPTCHA – Validate Google reCAPTCHAs using Vapor.
  • v3 Vapor Request Storage – A replacement for request.storage which was available in Vapor 1 & 2.
  • v3 Vapor Security Headers – Harden Your Security Headers For Vapor.
  • v3 Vapor Test Tools – Helper designed to make testing your endpoints in Vapor 3 pain-free.
  • v3 VaporExt – A collection of Swift extensions for wide range of Vapor data types and classes.
  • v3 WKHTMLTOPDF – Build PDF files from Leaf templates or web pages through the wkhtmltopdf CLI tool.
  • v3 XMLCoding – XML encoder and decoder.

Tools

  • Ether – A Command-Line Interface for the Swift Package Manager.
  • Heroku buildpack: curl with HTTP/2 support
  • Ice – A developer friendly package manager for Swift; 100% compatible with Swift Package Manager.
  • Sourcery – Meta-programming for Swift, stop writing boilerplate code.
  • v3 Sublimate – Fast prototyping with synchronization and authentication based on Sourcery.
  • Swifter – A macOS tool to help you manage your Xcode projects and give you a quick access to DerivedData folder cleaning and management.

Services

Education

Articles

Books

Newsletters

  • VaporNation – Weekly Vapor newsletter with all things Vapor.

Videos

Open-source Projects

  • v3 SteamPress – A Blogging Engine and Platform written in Swift for use with the Vapor Framework.
  • v3 User Manager Service – A small, useful user manager made for production application setups.

License

CC0

To the extent possible under law, Milan Vit has waived all copyright and related or neighbouring rights to this work.

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awesome-vapor's Issues

Replace icons with words

Would you consider replacing Vapor2/Vapor3's icons with their alt text (v2/v3) ? Images aren't searchable 😞

Vapor 4 content

What do you think about starting to add links to content about Vapor 4? I saw that there are a couple of articles popping up about the beta.

Updated libraries list with those that support Vapor 4.0.

README.md

I updated all those packages that already support 4.0. I also deleted the two dead vapor services and the dead VaporNation newsletter.

I also request information on whether packages were still under development from a number of people and will update as I hear.

Sensible library categories

Seeing as the list is nicely growing both in terms of entries and in terms of popularity1 (thank you! 🙇 ✨), I think it’s time to start thinking about splitting the list of Vapor libraries into relevant categories. And since I’m notoriously bad at making creative decisions like these myself, I’d love to invite the community to participate in the process of decision-making.

In your opinion, what sort of categories would reasonably separate the libraries currently present on the list, and hopefully not require too many changes in the future?

From my point of view, the ideal situation would look like this:

  • categories are distinct enough that each library can without any reasonable doubt belong to one category only;
  • categories are intuitive enough that if I’m searching for a solution of a particular problem, I should immediately know which category will likely contain libraries solving my problem just by looking at the category list in the table of contents;
  • categories are generic enough to describe not only current state of the list, but hopefully also future state.

I’d love to hear what other people think and in a week or two’s time, make a final decision based on the feedback I receive by then (if any).

Footnotes

  1. It’s only a bit sad that my PR (sindresorhus/awesome#1313) to have Awesome Vapor added to the list of Awesome lists was still not merged 😢

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