api.video is the video infrastructure for product builders. Lightning fast video APIs for integrating, scaling, and managing on-demand & low latency live streaming features in your app.

• Project description
• Getting started
  • Installation
    • Carthage
    • CocoaPods
  • Code sample
• Documentation
  • API Endpoints
    • AnalyticsAPI
    • CaptionsAPI
    • ChaptersAPI
    • LiveStreamsAPI
    • PlayerThemesAPI
    • SummariesAPI
    • TagsAPI
    • UploadTokensAPI
    • VideosAPI
    • WatermarksAPI
    • WebhooksAPI
  • Models
  • Authorization
    • API key
    • Public endpoints
• Have you gotten use from this API client?
• Contribution

api.video's Swift API client for iOS, macOS and tvOS streamlines the coding process. Chunking files is handled for you, as is pagination and refreshing your tokens.

Specify it in your Cartfile:

github "apivideo/api.video-swift-client" ~> 1.3.7

Run carthage update

Add pod 'ApiVideoClient', '1.3.7' in your Podfile

Run pod install

Please follow the installation instruction and execute the following Swift code:

import ApiVideoClient

// If you rather like to use the sandbox environment:
// ApiVideoClient.basePath = Environment.sandbox.rawValue

try VideosAPI.uploadWithUploadToken(token: "MY_UPLOAD_TOKEN", file: url) { video, error in
    if let video = video {
        // Manage upload with upload token success here
    }
    if let error = error {
        // Manage upload with upload token error here
    }
}

All URIs are relative to https://ws.api.video

AnalyticsAPI

CaptionsAPI

ChaptersAPI

LiveStreamsAPI

PlayerThemesAPI

SummariesAPI

TagsAPI

UploadTokensAPI

VideosAPI

WatermarksAPI

WebhooksAPI

• AccessToken
• AdditionalBadRequestErrors
• AnalyticsAggregatedMetricsResponse
• AnalyticsAggregatedMetricsResponseContext
• AnalyticsAggregatedMetricsResponseContextTimeframe
• AnalyticsData
• AnalyticsMetricsBreakdownResponse
• AnalyticsMetricsBreakdownResponseContext
• AnalyticsMetricsBreakdownResponseData
• AnalyticsMetricsOverTimeResponse
• AnalyticsMetricsOverTimeResponseContext
• AnalyticsMetricsOverTimeResponseData
• AnalyticsPlays400Error
• AnalyticsPlaysResponse
• AuthenticatePayload
• BadRequest
• BytesRange
• Caption
• CaptionsListResponse
• CaptionsUpdatePayload
• Chapter
• ChaptersListResponse
• ConflictError
• DiscardedVideoUpdatePayload
• FilterBy
• FilterBy1
• FilterBy2
• Link
• ListTagsResponse
• ListTagsResponseData
• LiveStream
• LiveStreamAssets
• LiveStreamCreationPayload
• LiveStreamListResponse
• LiveStreamUpdatePayload
• Metadata
• Model403ErrorSchema
• NotFound
• Pagination
• PaginationLink
• PlayerSessionEvent
• PlayerTheme
• PlayerThemeAssets
• PlayerThemeCreationPayload
• PlayerThemeUpdatePayload
• PlayerThemesListResponse
• Quality
• RefreshTokenPayload
• RestreamsRequestObject
• RestreamsResponseObject
• SummariesListResponse
• Summary
• SummaryCreationPayload
• SummarySource
• SummaryUpdatePayload
• TokenCreationPayload
• TokenListResponse
• TooManyRequests
• UnrecognizedRequestUrl
• UploadToken
• Video
• VideoAssets
• VideoClip
• VideoCreationPayload
• VideoSource
• VideoSourceLiveStream
• VideoSourceLiveStreamLink
• VideoStatus
• VideoStatusEncoding
• VideoStatusEncodingMetadata
• VideoStatusIngest
• VideoStatusIngestReceivedParts
• VideoThumbnailPickPayload
• VideoUpdatePayload
• VideoWatermark
• VideosListResponse
• Watermark
• WatermarksListResponse
• Webhook
• WebhooksCreationPayload
• WebhooksListResponse

api.video implements rate limiting to ensure fair usage and stability of the service. The API provides the rate limit values in the response headers for any API requests you make. The /auth endpoint is the only route without rate limitation.

In this client, you can access these headers by using the methods with the completion: @escaping (_ result: Swift.Result<Response<T>, ErrorResponse>) -> Void) parameters. These methods return both the response body and the headers, allowing you to check the X-RateLimit-Limit, X-RateLimit-Remaining, and X-RateLimit-Retry-After headers to understand your current rate limit status. Read more about these response headers in the API reference.

try VideosAPI.uploadWithUploadToken(token: "MY_UPLOAD_TOKEN", file: url) { result in
    switch result {
    case .success(let response):
        print("X-RateLimit-Limit:  \(String(describing: response.header["X-RateLimit-Limit"]))")
        print("X-RateLimit-Remaining:  \(String(describing: response.header["X-RateLimit-Remaining"]))")
        print("X-RateLimit-Retry-After:  \(String(describing: response.header["X-RateLimit-Retry-After"]))")
    case .failure(_):
        break
    }
}

Most endpoints required to be authenticated using the API key mechanism described in our documentation.

You must NOT store your API key in your application code to prevent your API key from being exposed in your source code. Only the Public endpoints can be called without authentication. In the case, you want to call an endpoint that requires authentication, you will have to use a backend server. See Security best practices for more details.

Some endpoints don't require authentication. These one can be called without setting ApiVideoClient.apiKey.

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