marandaneto/typesafe-sdk-swift
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typesafe-sdk-js and typesafe-sdk-python port for swift
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TypeSafe Swift SDK
A Swift-native SDK for the TypeSafe System One API, ported from the JS and Python SDKs: Swift Package Manager, Swift 6 concurrency and URLSession, with Choice, Noul and Score questions and strict response validation.
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- Swift
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- MIT
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- 2 min
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- marandaneto
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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- Swift
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- Open sourceRequires API key
Highlights
- Swift 6 language mode with no third-party runtime dependencies; minimum targets are iOS/iPadOS 16, macOS 13, Mac Catalyst 16, tvOS 16, watchOS 9 and visionOS 1.
- systemOne calls POST /v1/systemone and returns named answers, token usage and HTTP metadata; response.rawBody keeps the original server bytes for inspection.
- Typed handles (ChoiceQuestion<Category>, NoulQuestion, ScoreQuestion) can be erased to AnyQuestion when the choice set is known at compile time.
- Decoding validates finite probability ranges, nonnegative token counts and score bounds; request validation checks returned keys against requested criteria.
- Experimental 0.1.0: public APIs and behavior may change, and the README asks you to pin the exact version while using it.
Watch out
Copy reviewed against the truncated README on 2026-10-15; the typed-questions example cuts off mid-code. The port is by marandaneto rather than the TypeSafe organization, and testing covered macOS and the iOS Simulator plus compile checks per platform family — not runtime tests on every minimum OS.
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A Swift-native SDK for the TypeSafe AI API, ported from the JavaScript and Python SDKs by marandaneto. It uses Swift Package Manager, Swift 6 concurrency and URLSession, with no third-party runtime dependencies.
No — it is experimental at version 0.1.0. The README says public APIs and behavior may change and asks you to pin the exact version while the SDK is experimental.
Swift 6.0 or later in Swift 6 language mode, targeting iOS/iPadOS 16, macOS 13, Mac Catalyst 16, tvOS 16, watchOS 9 or visionOS 1 — minimum versions that reflect the use of Swift's Duration.
In Xcode use File, Add Package Dependencies, enter the repository URL, select version 0.1.0 and add the TypeSafe library product. In a Swift package, add .package(url: ..., exact: "0.1.0") plus the TypeSafe product to the consuming target.
The same three question types as the other SDKs: Choice selects a label with confidence and probabilities, Noul gives the probability of yes/true, and Score returns an expected fractional score, confidence, legend and probabilities keyed by integer level.
Yes: decoding validates finite probability and confidence ranges, nonnegative token counts and score bounds, and request validation checks returned probability keys against requested criteria. Missing or mismatched answers produce an error, while approximate probability sums are accepted.
macOS and iOS Simulator tests pass locally, compilation was checked across six Apple platform families at their minimum deployment targets with Swift 6.4, and GitHub CI passes with Swift 6.0 — but that is not a runtime test on each minimum OS.
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