GzipSwift is a framework with an extension of Data written in Swift. It enables compress/decompress gzip using zlib.
- Requirements: OS X 10.9 / iOS 8 / watchOS 2 / tvOS 9 or later
- Swift version: Swift 5.0, 5.1
import Gzip
// gzip
let compressedData: Data = try! data.gzipped()
let optimizedData: Data = try! data.gzipped(level: .bestCompression)
// gunzip
let decompressedData: Data
if data.isGzipped {
decompressedData = try! data.gunzipped()
} else {
decompressedData = data
}
GzipSwift is SwiftPM-compatible. To install, add this package to your Package.swift
or your Xcode project.
-
Install zlib if you haven't installed yet:
$ apt-get install zlib-dev
-
Add this package to your package.swift.
-
If Swift build failed with a linker error:
- check if libz.so is in your /usr/local/lib
- if no, reinstall zlib as step (1)
- if yes, link the library manually by passing '-Xlinker -L/usr/local/lib' with
swift build
- check if libz.so is in your /usr/local/lib
GzipSwift is Carthage-compatible. To install, add the following line to your Cartfile
:
github "1024jp/GzipSwift"
GzipSwift is available through CocoaPods. To install, add the following line to your Podfile
:
pod 'GzipSwift'
- Open Gzip.xcodeproj on Xcode and build Gzip framework for your target platform.
- Append the built
Gzip.framework
to your project. - Go to General pane of the application target in your project. Add
Gzip.framework
to the Embedded Binaries section.
© 2014-2020 1024jp
GzipSwift is distributed under the terms of the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.