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Swift

Leal Swift SDK

Async client for iOS, macOS and server side Swift. Enrol customers, add stamps, redeem rewards and read a card's Apple Wallet and Google Wallet links, without writing a single HTTP request.

Package
github.com/lealhq/leal-swift-sdk
Registry
Swift Package Manager
Requires
Swift 5.9 or newer, on Apple platforms or Linux.
Licence
MIT

Install

.package(url: "https://github.com/lealhq/leal-swift-sdk", from: "0.0.21")

Your first call

Create a token at app.getleal.com/api_tokens, keep it in an environment variable, and hand it to the client once. Every request after that carries it for you.

import Leal

let leal = LealClient(token: ProcessInfo.processInfo.environment["LEAL_API_TOKEN"]!)

let stores = try await leal.stores.list()
print(stores[0].name)

A token reaches every store its owner belongs to. There is no separate sandbox yet, so build against a store you do not mind changing.

Common tasks

Enrol a customer

Create the customer and put them straight onto a card. The response carries the Apple Wallet and Google Wallet links, so you can send them yourself.

let customer = try await leal.customers.create(
    accountId: storeId,
    request: .init(
        customer: CreateCustomersRequestCustomer(
            firstName: "Ada",
            email: "ada@example.com"
        ),
        cardId: cardId
    )
)

Add a stamp

The call most integrations need. Leal records the stamp, updates the wallet pass and sends the notification.

let card = try await leal.customerCards.stamp(
    accountId: storeId,
    customerId: customerId,
    id: customerCardId,
    request: .init(stamps: 1)
)

Redeem a reward

Spend the stamps a customer has earned. Leal checks the reward is available before recording the redemption.

_ = try await leal.customerCards.redeem(
    accountId: storeId,
    customerId: customerId,
    id: customerCardId,
    request: .init(rewardId: rewardId)
)

Handle a failure

One error enum covers everything. A non-success response arrives as an HTTP error carrying the status code, separate from encoding and network cases.

do {
    _ = try await leal.customerCards.stamp(
        accountId: storeId, customerId: customerId, id: customerCardId,
        request: .init(stamps: 1)
    )
} catch let error as LealError {
    if case .httpError(let httpError) = error, httpError.statusCode == 429 {
        // Wait for the seconds in the Retry-After header, then try again.
    }
    throw error
}

Every endpoint is available, not just these. The Swift repository lists them all, and the API reference documents each field.

Rate limits and retries

Leal allows 300 requests per minute per API token. The client retries a failed request on its own, backing off between attempts, so a brief wobble does not need handling in your code. Go past the limit and you get a 429 carrying Retry-After in seconds. If you need a higher limit, ask us.

Other languages

The same API, the same methods, in eight other languages.