AppleServiceStatus

Retrieve Apple Service Status notifications in a simple and compact form. For example:

• English - Developer Services
• English - System Services

Allows you to programitcally interrogate the Apple Services Websites and find out:

• Which services are up
• Which services are down (and why)
• Affected User-Base
• Time of outage and estimated closure date

Usage

Sample usage:

let test = AppleServiceStatus()
test.getStatus(type: .developer, { status, error in
guard let goodStatus = status else {
     print("Error! \(error?.localizedDescription ?? "")")
     return
}
print("DRPost: \(goodStatus.drpost ?? false)")
print("Number of Reporting Services: \(goodStatus.services?.count ?? -1)")
guard let services = goodStatus.services else { return }
for service in services {
    print("Service Name: \(service.serviceName ?? "")")
    print("Service URL: \(service.redirectURL ?? "")")
    guard let events = service.events else { return }
    for event in events {
        print("\t\tMessage: \(event.message ?? "")")
        print("\t\tStatus: \(event.eventStatus ?? "")")
        print("\t\tType: \(event.statusType ?? "")")
        print("\t\tDate Posted: \(event.datePosted ?? "")")
        print("\t\tDate Ended: \(event.endDate ?? "")")
        print("\t\tUsers Affected: \(event.usersAffected ?? "")")
        guard let affectedServices =  event.affectedServices else { return }
        for affectedService in affectedServices {
            print("\t\t\tUser: \(affectedService.description)")
        }
    }
}
})

Features

Available Data Model

• serviceName: TestFlight,
  • redirectUrl: https://developer.apple.com/testflight/,
    • event 1:
      • startDate: 02/10/2020 11:45 PST
      • endDate: 02/12/2020 03:00 PST
      • affectedServices:
      • eventStatus: resolved
      • usersAffected: Some users were affected
      • epochStartDate: 1581363900000
      • epochEndDate: 1581505200000
      • messageId: 1003214
      • statusType: Issue
      • datePosted: 02/15/2020 01:00 PST
      • message: Users experienced a problem with this service
    • event N:
      • startDate: ...
      • endDate: ...
      • affectedServices: ...
      • eventStatus: ...
      • usersAffected: ...
      • epochStartDate: ...
      • epochEndDate: ...
      • messageId: ...
      • statusType: ...
      • datePosted: ...
      • message: ...

Installation

Swift Package Manager

For Swift Package Manager add the following package to your Package.swift file. Swift 3, 4 & 5 are supported, macOS 10.12 and later:

.package(url: "https://github.com/MikeManzo/AppleServiceStatus", .branch("master")),

ToDo

• Add support for localization (Once Package Manager Supports This)

Credits

I have always wanted an easy way to programatcally determine the status of Apple's services. While, I admit - clicking a webpage is dirt simple - offering the swift community a way to do it programitcally seemed like a fun little project. To help, I took inspiration from macadmins and their python module apple-status-api.