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yaxitech/routex-client-swift
Swift client for YAXI's Open Banking services
Swift client SDK for YAXI's Open Banking API, targeting iOS and macOS. The core logic lives in a precompiled Rust library exposed via UniFFI bindings — the Swift layer is essentially generated glue code over the xcframework. Audience is iOS developers integrating with YAXI's specific banking services.
Uses UniFFI for cross-language bindings, which is a legitimate pattern for shipping a Rust core with Swift/Kotlin wrappers — avoids reimplementing protocol logic in each language. Ships prebuilt xcframeworks covering arm64, simulator, and Mac Catalyst, so consumers don't need a Rust toolchain. Package.swift is clean and dependency-light. CI via GitHub Actions is present.
Zero stars, zero forks, and the language is reported as C — that last point is a red flag: it suggests GitHub is reading the FFI headers rather than the actual Swift sources, which means the repo metadata is misleading and the tooling around it is untested. The precompiled binary blobs (.a static libs) checked directly into the repo mean you cannot audit or rebuild the core; you're trusting whatever YAXI compiled. No public documentation, no changelog, no versioning strategy visible — adopting this ties you to a vendor with no migration path if they break something.